Making an industrial deafness claim.

If you believe your hearing has been damaged by your occupation, seek medical and legal advice as you may be entitled to a payout from your employer.  

Hearing loss is also talked about using terms like;

• industrial deafness
• occupational deafness
• noise-induced deafness
• acoustic trauma
• acoustic shock

If you are suffering from any of the above conditions you may have a case to claim compensation.

Imperium Law are specialist work-related hearing loss solicitors, call for claims advice on 0800 633 5730.

Do I have a strong case for a hearing loss claim?

To prove that your hearing has been damaged by your work, there are some basic steps that you’ll need to follow:

• Visit your doctor and ask for a hearing test.

You will probably be given an appointment at a hearing clinic. During your hearing examine a specialist will test what type of hearing issue you are suffering from. The hearing test (also known as an audiogram) will result in a graph that will show how much your hearing has been damaged

• Seek legal advice.

If the hearing test results show that your hearing has been affected by work then you are entitled to make a claim.

Do I need a specialist hearing loss compensation solicitor?

Hearing loss compensation claims are different to other personal injury claims and they require a solicitor with medical understanding related to hearing loss. 

We believe it is essential that you take specialist advice from a highly experienced hearing loss solicitor like Imperium Law.
We have represented hundreds of people in relation to hearing loss compensation claims.
We can advise and help;

• establish if you have a valid hearing loss claim
• establish if your employer was at fault for your hearing loss
• you make a successful hearing loss claim
• you get state benefits related to hearing loss suffered at work
• you to get superior quality hearing aids

Our company director Phillip Jackson is a specialist hearing loss claims solicitor.

Phillip Jackson has years of experience and expert knowledge of hearing loss law. He has won compensation payouts for many injured workers and represents clients on a 'No Win-No Fee' basis.

He has used his extensive knowledge to write many articles on noise induced hearing loss claims. To review his work go to his most recent article on 'Hearing Problems'. Read more

Acoustic deafness compensation claims.

Acoustic deafness is also known as acoustic shock or even acoustic trauma. It comes as a result of a very sudden loud noise such as gunfire, something dropping from a great height or loud feedback on a speaker or headset.

The damage can be so severe that a perforated eardrum can occur.  Hearing damage can be as mild as temporary loss of hearing or as severe as permanent loss of hearing

Tinnitus compensation claims

Sufferers of this condition will usually hear a hissing or buzzing in the ears. Sometimes it affects just one ear and may sound like whistling. It may even sound comparable to background traffic noise. The condition sometimes lasts for a short period of time, and at other times it can be permanent.

People who work in transport, industrial settings, factories or with heavy machinery are at great risk of tinnitus. Depending upon the level that the person has, it can affect concentration and sleep.

How much compensation will I get for my hearing loss?

Compensation payouts for hearing loss claims vary depending on how severe the hearing damage is and other factors.

Examples of hearing loss compensation we have attained for our clients.

£4,000 in compensation for clients who have suffered some degree of noise damage.
£7,500 for noise induced hearing loss for a man who worked as a welder for many years.

Compensation can exceed the payout levels above.

If you or someone you know has suffered from occupational hearing loss, then call us free on 0800 633 5730.

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