Chronic bronchitis compensation claims.

You may be entitled to claim bronchitis compensation if you have been exposed to harmful substances in your workplace.

Chronic bronchitis is a lung disease which causes the airways to narrow, making it difficult to breath. Anybody can be affected by bronchitis, however a common cause is exposure to harmful dusts and substances in the workplace.

If you have been exposed to fine powders like plaster dust, flour, coal dust or substances such as spray paint, you could be at risk of developing a respiratory disease.

If your bronchitis is the result of negligence by your employer, you could be entitled to personal injury compensation.

It is your employer's responsibility to protect your health and safety, and if your employer has failed to keep you safe from harm whilst at work, then you could be entitled to make a claim for compensation.

Making a claim for chronic bronchitis.

If you have been diagnosed with chronic bronchitis within the last 3 years, and it can be proved that it has developed as a result of your exposure harmful substances at work, then you could be entitled to claim compensation from your employer.

As soon as your symptoms become apparent you should get in touch with a solicitor at Imperium Law.

Why choose Imperium Law?

• Our industrial disease law experts have years of experience successfully winning work related bronchitis claims. We can assess your case for free to see if we can help you to get a payout.
• If you have a case to answer, we act on your behalf to collect evidence to prove your claim.
• We are dedicated to achieving the maximum payout possible, we work to ensure you get the compensation you deserve.
• You do not need to worry about paying our costs because we work on a 'No Win No Fee' basis, you only pay us if we successfully win you a payout.

Call us on 0800 633 5730 for free no-obligation advice, and to find out what other similar claims have paid out.

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