article_snippet.sent: A sales manager who claimed Engineer was left too disabled to work after a 'minor' road accident ten years ago has been accused of attempting a £600,000 fraud - after being pictured out in a coffee shop with Engineer celebrity friend Max Clifford.
article_snippet.sent: Kevin Morgan, 55, of Weybridge in Surrey, was injured when  a Land Rover Discovery reversed into A sales manager who claimed he was left too disabled to work after a 'minor' road accident ten years ago
article_snippet.sent: Rover 75 while A sales manager who claimed he was left too disabled to work after a 'minor' road accident ten years ago was working in Dorset in September 2005.
article_snippet.sent: Engineer suffered whiplash, which developed into chronic pain syndrome and a resulting deep depression, which together have ended Engineer working life, Engineer lawyers claim.
article_snippet.sent: But as Engineer £600,000 damages claim began at the Central London County Court, Engineer was accused of a staggering fraud by motor insurers, Direct Line Group.
article_snippet.sent: The accident, and its after-effects, put an end to all that, Mr Browne told the judge.
article_snippet.sent: However, Mr Browne said the accident was 'not serious' and 'low impact', occurring when another driver reversed into Mr Browne car as A consultant psychiatrist who assessed him sat stationary in a residential street.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Morgan's car displaced the bumper from Mr Morgan's car, but A consultant psychiatrist who assessed him put Mr Morgan's car back on with the help of another and did not need to take any time off work immediately afterwards, said the QC.
highlights_snippet.sent: Motor insurers Direct Line Group put him under video surveillance .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Engineer tells how injuries from accident put an end to Engineer active life .