Hand Arm VIbration & Upper Body Compensation Claims

Upper Body & Hand Arm Vibration Disorder Compensation Claims with 100% Compensation Guaranteed

Have you have been diagnosed with the Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) or any Upper Body Limb Disorder such as Vibration White Finger or Raynauds within the last 3 years?

Is it associated with your present or past employment?

If you can answer Yes to these questions then you may be entitled to claim compensation.

Our dedicated Industrial Disease Solicitors makes it quick and simple to claim for Hand Arm Vibration / Upper Body compensation and will get you the maximum compensation for your claim.

Their are no costs involved, all Hand Arm Vibration / Upper Body Limb claims are dealt with on a No Win No Fee basis and 100% of the compensation awarded is Guaranteed.

To see if you are eligible to claim for Hand Arm Vibration Compensation call us Today on 0800 197 0301, or use our contact form on the right and we'll get back to you.

Remember there is No Obligation to Claim and all our Expert Advice is completely FREE.

What other Industrial Diseases could I claim for?

What is the Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS)?

Hand Arm Vibration is related to Raynaud's disease, and is an Industrial Upper Body Limb Disorder triggered by vibrating hand-held machinery. This typically happens to people who regularly use certain types of vibrating tools including:

The Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) has superceded Vibration White Finger (VWF) which is the vascular component of the Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) affecting the fingers.

Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) causes symptoms in fingers, hands and arms caused by vibrating tools. Both Raynaud’s and Vibration White Finger (VWF) are components of the Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS).

Further information on Vibration at Work from the Health and Safety Executive.

What should I do if I am suffering from an Industrial Disease such as the Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome?

The first step if suffering from the Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome would be to call us so we can assess your claim for compensation and advise you on whether you will be eligible to claim.

The second step is to go see your GP who will need to take an in-depth history and establish a relationship between your symptoms and possible cause. Diagnosis is based on examination.

Further to this any medical(s) instigated by our solicitors will cost you nothing, they will be paid for by the solicitor and claimed back as a disbursement from the other side.

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