Industrial Disease Claims
Our experienced team will deal with your case and ensure you receive the maximum compensation you are entitled to. We are experts at dealing with industrial deafness, dermatitis contracted at work, occupational asthma, repetitive strain injuries and upper limb disorders and all forms of industrial illness or injuries suffered at work. Read on for more information.
Why Should You Choose Saracens as Your Preferred Solicitor?
- Industrial disease specialists
- Maximum compensation guaranteed
- Free consultation
We will deal with your case effectively and ensure you recover the maximum that you are entitled to, from your opponent. Examples of cases where we can help you are:
- Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI).
- Industrial deafness.
- Dermatitis contracted at work.
- Occupational asthma.
- Upper limb disorders.
If you are in an occupation where repetitive movements or tasks at work can lead to injuries, we recommend you notify your employers of this straight away and contact us. Our fast efficient and friendly team can give you immediate advice and help you with your industrial disease claim. We have expertise in dealing with a number of work related illnesses including upper limb disorders. If you believe that you have developed a condition or you have contracted a disease from your work place then call us now for free advice.
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