Work illness/ industrial disease compensation claims

At claimssolicitors.co.uk our no win, no fee solicitors have a wide range of experience in the field of occupational disease claims and we will be able to advise you whether or not you can claim compensation.

Your employer has a duty of care to protect workers from harm under legislation called Health and Safety at Work Act and Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH). However if you are thinking of making a work related illness claim you need to choose a specialist no win, no fee solicitor to handle your claim. It may not be easy to prove that your illness stemmed from your time in a particular job. Our team at claimssolicitors.co.uk have a good track record in dealing with complex industrial disease claims.

The commonest work illnesses are related to breathing in harmful substances. These include emphysema, asthma, COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease), pneumoconiosis, asbestosis, and mesothelioma. Four per cent of cancer deaths in the UK each year are caused by work illness including deaths from lung cancer.

Exposure to harmful chemicals resulting in chemical burns can cause long term skin problems such as dermatitis. Unsafe handling, lifting or constant vibration using tools can cause permanent conditions such as repetitive strain injury (RSI) vibration white finger or carpal tunnel syndrome. Continued exposure to loud noise can lead to tinnitus, or hearing loss, even deafness. >>>> link to industrial deafness page

Industrial disease claims form very specialist area of personal injury law and if you need to talk to an work disease solicitor contact us now on FREEPHONE or email us on claims@claimssolicitors.co.uk.

Click on the link here to see examples of the damages given for Industrial Illness Compensation Claims.

If you have had an accident or for impartial accident compensation claims advice, contact Claims Solicitors today who operate in the North West of England and Cheshire including Manchester, Stockport, Crewe, Macclesfield and throughout the UK.

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