Military Hearing Loss?

You May Be Entitled to Compensation

If you served in the UK Armed Forces after 1987 and now suffer from hearing loss or tinnitus, we can help you claim the compensation you deserve. No win, no fee.

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How easy is it to claim?

It's easy as 1-2-3

STEP 1

GET IN TOUCH

If you served in the Army, Royal Navy or Royal Airforce then you may be entitled to claim for Noise Induced Hearing Loss. If you have served any time after 1987 then we can help! It’s essential to get advice from the right people. We can help as we work with specialist legal professionals that deal with MOD claims.

STEP 2

TALK TO EXPERTS

We offer a simple process to help you. We will help build your case with evidence of your hearing being damaged. We will provide you with a free hearing test and build a case based on your personal circumstances to help make a claim. We will collate important evidence such as medical records, witness statements, and any documentation that supports your injury, illness, or the impact of your service.

STEP 3

COMPENSATION

Get in touch with our team of experts and they will guide you through the process and help you understand your chances of success.

We will do all the hard work and get you results! This is all done on a no win no fee basis!

What is Noise Induced Hearing Loss?

Are You Living With

Noise Induced Hearing Loss?

This is the most common type of hearing loss caused by prolonged exposure to loud noises over time. If you have served in the army and were exposed to loud environments without adequate hearing protection, you may be eligible to claim for compensation related to this condition.

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Common Symptoms Associated With

Noise Induced Hearing Loss:

Do you suffer from any of the following?

Background Noise

Phone Conversations

Asking people to repeat themselves

Ringing or buzzing in the ears (Tinnitus)

Struggling with group conversations

Turning the TV louder

Difficulty Understanding Speech

Muffled Hearing

Sound Sensitivity

Need more info?

Check out our most frequently asked questions.

What’s this going to cost me?

This is a free service from beginning to end. The legal team that works on your behalf work on no win no fee agreement.

Why is 1987 important?

This was the year that the Crown Proceedings act was implemented throughout the United Kingdoms Military, the act enabled military servicemen and women to claim compensation for injuries sustained while enlisted/serving in the military. If you have served in the military after 1987 and are experiencing any hearing issues, feel free to contact us.

How common is Military NIHL?

Sadly, Hearing injuries due to long loud noise exposure is far too common and a major obstacle for ex-military servicemen/veterans.

There are over 300,000 veterans experiencing hearing loss in the UK.

Estimates put the number at 60,000 for those suffering with tinnitus

Does making a claim impact my present employment or my military career in the future?

The claim you make will remain private as long as you do not apply for public disclosure. If you are employed, it is a criminal offence to punish you for filing a claim against your employer.

I No longer live in the UK. Can I claim?

Cases like this will be reviewed just like any other. You will be scheduled for a local audiology test in your area, and if your case is solid and there are no issues with the test, your team of solicitors will arrange the test on your behalf.

Will anybody know I have made a claim?

Excluding your legal team and the Ministry of Defence (MOD), the case will remain confidential unless it is pursued, which may lead to the case becoming public.

You have a right to claim for help and compensation

If you believe you have a claim against the MOD, contact us today for a free consultation.
Our team of expert solicitors can provide guidance and support to help you through the claims process.