Deafness Claim - Noise Induced Hearing Loss and Industrial Deafness.

How do I start my claim for compensation for Industrial Deafness?

The 2 Easy Steps

The 2 easy steps are as follows:

· Complete a short on-line form which should take you no more than 5 minutes - Click Here

· Wait for your specialist lawyer to contact you with a view to taking you claim further.

Time limits

There are strict time limits for making your personal injury claim for Deafness / Noise Induced Hearing Loss. You will see more information on all aspects of making your claim for compensation on our Frequently Asked Questions page.

You have 3 years from the date of either:

· When your symptoms began

· When you ought to have investigated your symptoms, or

· When you made, or ought to have made the connection between your symptoms and them being related to your employment

No Win, No Fee

All lawyers provided by DeafnessClaim.co.uk offer a no win, no fee package.

Compensation

At DeafnessClaim.co.uk, we are specialists in dealing specifically with compensation claims for people with Deafness / Noise Induced Hearing Loss, hence the name of our Website.

It could not be easier to make your claim for compensation via DeafnessClaim.co.uk. We pride ourselves on making this process as hassle free for you.

Compensation for damages for personal injury. This covers your pain, suffering and loss of amenity and is known as general damages.

You will also receive out of pocket losses, such as any loss of earnings, expenditure on travel, medication and compensation for anyone that has provided you with care and assistance. This will also include provision for hearing aids that you may require as a result of your Deafness / Noise Induced Hearing Loss. This is known as special damages.

In addition, you may be able to claim for:

o Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit (IIDB)

o Statutory Sick Pay, Income Support, Housing Benefit/Council Tax

Other Information:

What is Industrial Deafness / Noise Induced Hearing Loss?

Types of Deafness / Noise Induced Hearing Loss and Symptoms

Who is at risk?

Treatment?

Support Groups and Links to Help-Sites

Compensation and benefits