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Hearing Loss Claim - No Win, No Fee Solicitors

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Being a hearing impaired or a tinnitus patient can alter your life. It is capable of making you work harder, influence your relations and influence your everyday life. When this occurred due to the negligence of your employer or by the fault of another party, you can bring a claim of compensation. Our particular field at Callisto Claims is in hearing loss claims, and we operate on a No-Win, No-Fee basis.


Struggling with hearing loss due to your work or an accident? Contact our expert solicitors today for a free and confidential consultation to determine if you are eligible to claim.

What is a Hearing Loss Claim?

A loss of hearing claim is a type of legal action you can take if your hearing has been damaged because of someone else’s carelessness. This usually occurs in the workplace when employers fail to provide proper hearing protection or training in noisy environments, such as factories, construction sites. It can also occur suddenly, such as from a loud blast or explosion, which is known as acoustic shock.


This claim helps you get compensation for your hearing damage. It can cover the hearing loss itself, your pain, missed earnings, and the cost of hearing aids or therapy. Tinnitus, characterized by a ringing or buzzing sound in the ears, is also a standard symptom associated with these claims.


Deafness may be gradual and is called industrial deafness, or can be instant and as a result of a loud noise. In order to claim something, you must prove that a person owed you some duty of care to protect your hearing, that they have not done it, and that this has resulted in your losing your hearing.

Common Causes of Hearing Loss We Claim For

 At Callisto Claims, we assist individuals who have suffered hearing damage due to negligence. There are many reasons you may have lost your hearing, and these are the most common:


● Industrial Deafness (Noise-Induced Hearing Loss): Long-term exposure to loud noise at work can cause permanent hearing damage over time. This is common in places like factories, construction sites, manufacturing plants, music venues, and airports. It happens gradually, and you may not notice it immediately.

● Acoustic Shock: A sudden, deafening noise can cause instant loss of hearing. This may occur due to an explosion, a gunshot, or a defect in headphones or headsets.

● Head Trauma: A blow to the head in an accident, such as a road traffic accident or a fall, can harm the auditory system and lead to hearing damage.

● Medical Negligence: Mistakes during surgery or treatment can affect your hearing. This includes errors with ear procedures, infections after treatment, or the wrong use of medical equipment.


All these reasons may result in a partial or complete loss of hearing. Other individuals also acquire the tinnitus which is the constant ringing or buzzing in the ears. In the case that one of them caused your hearing loss, you might be in a position to recover damages on the pain and loss of income, as well as the expenses of hearing aids or treatment.

Are You Eligible to Make a Claim for Hearing Loss?

You may be able to claim hearing loss if someone else’s negligence caused your hearing damage. This is common when an employer fails to protect workers from loud noise or does not provide proper hearing protection. Even if you used some protection, you may still have a valid claim if it was not good enough.


To make a successful claim, three key points must be met:

● Duty of Care: The person or company responsible, often your employer, has a duty to protect your hearing.

● Breach of Duty: They failed to meet this duty. This could include failing to provide you with proper hearing protection, not checking noise levels, or not safely maintaining equipment.

● Causation: Their failure must have caused or made your hearing loss or tinnitus worse.


If you can show these points, you may be entitled to compensation. Most claims must start within three years of your diagnosis or when you realized the damage was linked to your work. Acting quickly helps protect your rights.

The Hearing Loss Claims Process: A Step-by-Step Guide

  

At Callisto Claims, we simplify and stress-free the process of starting a hearing loss claim. We do all the legal side and we deal with your previous employers and you are able to concentrate on recovery. Here’s how the process works:

Step 1: Free Case Assessment

Step 1: Free Case Assessment

Step 1: Free Case Assessment

We begin by hearing what you tell. You tell us the date and place of onset of hearing loss. We will give you clear and straightforward counsel on whether you can win a case. This initial action is no charge and obligation free.

Step 2: Medical Examination

Step 1: Free Case Assessment

Step 1: Free Case Assessment

When you are able to make a claim, we have a visit to an independent audiologist. They do a full hearing examination and produce a report. This is one of the most important medical reports in your case.

Step 3: Investigation

Step 4: Negotiate Your Settlement

Step 4: Negotiate Your Settlement

We look into your work history and noise exposure. Our group gathers documents, eyewitness testimonies and any safety reports at your workplace. We will also check that sound hearing protection was used and equipment was well maintained.

Step 4: Negotiate Your Settlement

Step 4: Negotiate Your Settlement

Step 4: Negotiate Your Settlement

When we have the evidence we bring your case before them and negotiate with them. We litigate to have you compensated justly on your hearing loss, lost income, and medical expenses.

 It is our group that does the whole process, beginning to end. You do not have to face your former employer or worry about complex legal steps.

How Much Compensation for Hearing Loss?

The compensation you can get on your hearing loss claim must be dependent on the severity of your hearing loss or ringing in the ears and the impact it has on your life. It is broken down into two components:

● General Damages - This includes hearing loss or tinnitus itself, the pain, discomfort and the effect on your life in general.

● Special Damages: This is the compensation that you have lost or had to pay due to your hearing loss such as loss of earnings, hearing aids, therapy, or travel expenses.


The amount varies for each person. The following are examples of such, on UK judicial guidelines:

● Mild Tinnitus / Minor Hearing Loss – Causes slight inconvenience, such as needing to ask people to repeat themselves or turning up the TV volume. The compensation may lie between £11,000 and 16,000.

● Moderate Hearing Loss – It involves the impairment of your hearing capacity to follow conversations and can be corrected by wearing aids and it can also affect your work. Salary may vary between £16,000 and £29,000.

● Severe Hearing Loss / Tinnitus – Greatly affects your work, social life, and confidence. It may make communication difficult, even with the use of hearing aids. Compensation can be £29,000 – £39,000+.


These figures are only guidelines. The worth of your claim is determined by your special case such as the duration that you have been suffering and the effects of the suffering on your employment and personal life.


The value of your claim is unique. Get an accurate assessment from our solicitors today.

No Win, No Fee Hearing Loss Claims

At Callisto Claims, we handle hearing loss claims using a No Win, No Fee agreement, also called a Conditional Fee Agreement. This means you do not pay anything upfront to start your claim. There is no financial risk to you.

If your claim is not successful, you pay nothing. If your claim is successful, our fees will be deducted from the compensation you receive. These fees are legally capped, so you always keep the majority of your money.

This process makes it simple and safe for you to seek justice without worrying about high legal costs. We take care of the hard work while you focus on your health and recovery.

Why Choose Our Hearing Loss Claim Solicitors?

At Callisto Claims, we are specialists in hearing loss claim services and industrial deafness compensation. Our team focuses on helping individuals who suffer from hearing damage resulting from exposure to loud noise in the workplace. We have a proven track record of winning compensation claims for clients across many industries, including construction, manufacturing, and airports.


Our solicitors are well-versed in the complex medical and legal issues surrounding noise-induced hearing loss, tinnitus claims, and occupational deafness. We guide you through the claim process, from start to finish, making it simple to make a claim. Even if you already use a hearing aid or your condition has developed over time, we can still help you seek hearing loss compensation.


We provide straightforward legal guidance and client-centered and caring service. We aim at achieving the optimal result for the client and to minimize your stress. You can entrust your industrial deafness claim to us with the confidence that it will be safely handled.

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FAQs

For industrial deafness or noise-induced hearing loss, you usually have three years from the date you knew your hearing loss was linked to your work. This date is often later than the actual exposure to loud noise.

You can still make a claim. We often claim through their historical insurers. Your hearing loss compensation does not depend on whether your old workplace is still open.

Yes. Even if you had protection, you may still qualify if it was not compelling enough, you were not adequately trained to use it, or the levels of noise were too high to prevent hearing damage.

In most cases, no. The majority of compensation claims are settled out of court through negotiation. We handle the process so you do not have to face your employer directly.

Start Your Hearing Loss Claim Today

If you have suffered hearing loss because of exposure to loud noise, now is the time to act. At the Callisto Claims we simplify, make it safe, and stress-free. Free and no obligation advice is offered by our professional solicitors to inform you of your rights and obligations.


Be silent not because someone has neglected you. Contact our expert hearing loss solicitors now for free, impartial advice. Call us at 07766 30 90 81 or fill in our online enquiry form.

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