Industrial Hearing Loss Claims
Are you, or have you ever, worked in a job that you believe may have damaged your hearing? If so, you might be eligible for compensation. This applies regardless of your current employment status.
Don’t wait, contact us now – it’s important not to delay in seeking legal advice if you suspect hearing loss or are dealing with tinnitus (ringing in one or both ears).
- A high-pitched ringing in the ears?
- Buzzing in the ears?
- Hearing loss?
- Difficulty hearing in situations where there is background noise?
- Worked in a noisy environment?
Steelworks | Foundry | Engineering | Chemical | Manufacturing | Mills | Production Power Stations | Fabrications | Heavy Plants | Shipyards | Construction Groundworks | Railway | National Coal Board | Many More…
Free Specialist Hearing Test
Our specialist hearing experts will perform an in-depth hearing test on you, to determine the levels of your hearing loss and use your audiograms to decide if the loss was caused by your work. If it is determined that your hearing loss was caused by your time in employment, we will fight on your side to claim the compensation you are due.
Start Your Claim
Simply complete the short form below and one of our specialists will get back to you as soon as possible.
Why Do We Ask For Your National Insurance Number?
Although you don’t need to supply your National Insurance number on the initial application, you will need to at some point. We ask this so that our solicitors can trace your work history and prove you worked for the company in the claim and that their insurance company cannot claim that you didn’t work there.
I Worked For the Military/MoD
Come this way… The laws are slightly different for those who worked in the military, but don’t worry, you can expect the same level of service from our MoD specialists as our industrial hearing loss team.
Why Three Years?
There are different time limits within which you must begin legal action in a personal injury claim. You should get legal advice urgently if you want to claim compensation. Noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) comes under personal injury law and the time limit for this is three years. This means that court proceedings must be issued within three years of you first being aware that you have suffered an injury.
What Is Your Cut?
We operate on a no win, no fee basis. This means that a success fee of 25% inc. VAT will be charged if your claim is successful, but nothing is charged if not.