Whiplash Injury - Testimonials

I utilized the information contained in your book "Whiplash Injury." My case involved a low speed rear end impact with minor scratches on the rear bumper. Initially, the insurance company indicated the mediation would be fruitless as they would not even consider paying the amount of the medical bills to settle the case. By using the techniques in your book, I was able to realize a very favorable settlement for my client far exceeding previous results in similar cases. The change in mindset after reading and absorbing your book proved invaluable in keeping me on the offensive in this low speed rear impact case and allowing me to more vigorously argue the interests of my client.

Daniel E. Brophy

Attorney at Law

Fort Wayne, IN

As you know there was a relatively low impact rear end crash that I believed aggravated my client's pre-existing herniated lumbar disc. With your help I was able to prove the aggravation in arbitration. With your assistance I was able to obtain an award for my client in the amount of $450,000. I would recommend your services to any and all representing victims of crashes, especially where there are pre-existing injuries and low impact crashes.

Brian Dailey, Attorney at Law

Daily & Stearn

Farmington Hills, MI

Sal Fariello's manual Whiplash Injury is a must read for every physician who treats injuries caused by minor impact car crashes. The manual takes the mystery out of vehicle crash behavior and makes it easy to understand how serious injuries occur in seemingly trivial car accidents. Whiplash Injury also empowers the physician to rebut the phony pseudo-scientific arguments of accident reconstructionists and biomechanics who falsely claim that serious injury isn't possible in crashes with low property damage. I recommend this manual to all of the clients in my PI Marketing Elite program, and can't speak highly enough about the content.

Dr. Jonathan Walker,
Chiropractic Physician
Ocala, Florida

I recently litigated a case of whiplash-induced mild traumatic brain injury and vestibular injury. The defense relied upon the testimony and reports of their pro-defense Ph.D. mechanical engineers who testified on accident reconstruction and the biomechanics of the injury. In the course of my trial preparation, I read Mr. Fariello's book, Whiplash Injury. I can, without reservation, highly commend and recommend both Mr. Fariello and his book.

Nancy Hersh, Attorney at Law
Hersh & Hersh
San Francisco, CA