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A hearing loss or impairment claim is a legal claim made when someone has suffered damage to their hearing because another person or organisation failed to keep them safe.
This could be an employer who did not provide proper hearing protection, or someone whose actions caused an accident that led to hearing damage. If negligence can be shown, you may be entitled to financial compensation for the impact this has had on your life.
If you suffer from hearing loss or damage through no fault of your own, we can help you with a hearing loss claim. Hearing loss compensation is designed to compensate you for any emotional distress, as well as cover financial losses, such as:
Loss of income as a result of needing time off work to recover
Any medical tests or assessments needed to diagnose your condition
Cost of medical treatments, including rehab or speech therapy
Expenses for hearing aids
Travel to and from medical appointments related to hearing damage
Payment for any necessary professional care or care from family
You usually have three years to make a claim. This runs from the date you first knew your hearing loss was caused by someone else, which is often the date of your diagnosis.
There are a few exceptions to this rule. One being for children under the age of 18, in which case, you have until their 21st birthday to make a hearing damage claim. Additionally, those who have diminished capacity are entitled to longer, with the three-year limit only starting if they regain capacity.
However, it’s best to get in touch as early as you can, while evidence is still available.
Hearing loss and tinnitus can happen in several different ways. Some of the most common reasons people bring a hearing damage compensation claim include:
Long-term exposure to loud machinery, construction sites, manufacturing plants, or inadequate hearing protection.
Sudden trauma, explosions, airbag deployment, or head injuries leading to hearing damage or tinnitus.
Criminal attacks or incidents involving sudden loud impact causing permanent or temporary hearing impairment.
Accidents in public places where negligence resulted in head trauma or acoustic shock.
Gradual hearing deterioration over years due to employer negligence.
Each case is unique, and the way your hearing loss occurred will influence the type of compensation you may be entitled to.
Hearing loss can affect your ability to work, both now and in the future. Compensation can help replace lost wages and protect your financial security if your condition limits your earning potential.
Hearing damage often requires ongoing care, including hearing aids, speech therapy, and specialist assessments. Compensation can help you access the treatment you need.
If your hearing loss means you need help at home or support from family or professionals, your compensation can cover those costs.
Hearing impairment may require changes to your home, vehicle, or the equipment you use each day. Compensation helps pay for adaptations that keep you safe and independent.
We make the process straightforward, so you can focus on your recovery and getting your life back on track:
Prioritise your health and get a full assessment of your hearing loss or tinnitus. Keep records of all diagnoses, treatments, and recommendations from your healthcare provider.
Collect any evidence that shows how your hearing loss occurred. This could include workplace records, accident reports, photographs, witness details, or medical documents.
Contact our team of hearing loss specialists for a free, no-obligation consultation. We’ll review your situation, explain your options clearly, and advise whether you have a claim.
If you decide to proceed, we’ll prepare and submit your claim, liaise with insurers, and manage all legal correspondence on your behalf.
Many hearing loss claims are resolved without the need for court. If a court case is required, we’ll represent you and fight for the compensation you deserve.
Speak to our friendly team today. You are not alone, and you may have a case.
There isn’t a set amount. Instead, we’ll look at how serious your hearing loss is, how much it affects your daily life, and any other conditions it’s caused, such as tinnitus.
A lump sum payment for hearing loss is a tax-free, one-time payment awarded to people who have suffered hearing loss or impairment. It’s designed to compensate them for the damage caused to their hearing.
Proving hearing loss for a hearing damage claim involves several steps. Typically, it includes evidence gathering, such as:
Every claim is different, so we’ll focus on what matters most for yours.
A no-win, no-fee agreement, also called a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA), means you don’t pay anything upfront. If your claim isn’t successful, you won’t pay our legal fees. If we win, our fees are taken from your compensation, and we’ll explain exactly how much before you sign anything. We’ll also arrange After the Event (ATE) insurance, which covers certain costs if your claim doesn’t succeed. This protection depends on you being honest throughout your claim.
Most personal injury claims take between 12 and 18 months. This is the usual length of time for a personal injury claim. Some settle sooner, especially if the other side admits fault quickly, and more complex cases can take longer. We’ll work through your claim as quickly as we can, with care, and keep you updated along the way
Your claim will be handled by our personal injury team. The team is made up mainly of solicitors and trainee solicitors, supported by paralegals and legal secretaries.
Your hospital records show the treatment you had. An independent medical report looks at how your injury affects you now and in the future. That’s what your compensation is based on, so it’s a key part of your claim.
We’ll send you a secure link to sign your documents online. If you have any trouble, just call us and we’ll talk you through it.
Legal cases can be lengthy, often including lots of paperwork and convoluted legal jargon. Our expert solicitors handle it all for you, so you have one less thing to worry about.
We have extensive experience handling hearing loss and personal injury claims.
Nothing to pay upfront. If you win, our fees come out of your compensation.
Every hearing loss claim is different, so we tailor our service to your needs.
Our personal injury lawyers are committed to getting the best outcome for our clients.
