Solvent Exposure Compensation Claims Information
Solvent exposure can be an extremely serious health concern in a wide range of industries. In most cases, prolonged exposure to solvents can lead to cardiac and respiratory conditions, in addition to cancers and other long-term health problems. If you’ve been subjected to solvent exposure at work, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Tylers Solicitors today. We can help you to make solvent exposure compensation claims against your employer, or the party responsible for your exposure.
Here at Tylers Solicitors, we are proud to help people from all walks of life to get the compensation they need to move on with their lives. If you’re looking to claim solvent exposure due to employer negligence, a lack of health and safety training or malfunctioning equipment, get in touch with Tylers today
What Kinds of Illnesses & Industrial Disease Can Solvent Exposure Lead To?
Long-term solvent exposure can lead to a wide range of illnesses and industrial disease. Some of the many long-term industrial diseases that solvent exposure can lead to include cancers, brain injury, liver damage, respiratory diseases, central nervous system disorders and occupational dermatitis. If you’ve encountered any of these industrial diseases following solvent exposure, get in touch with Tylers Solicitors today.
What are the Main Symptoms of Solvent Exposure in the Workplace?
A wide range of industries rely on industrial-strength solvents, or large quantities of low-level solvents. If you regularly encounter solvent exposure at work, you might be entitled to make a claim for compensation. Some of the industries which regularly involve solvent exposure include textile workers, woodworkers, industrial cleaners, chemical manufacturers, metal workers, factory workers and more.
Who Is Most At-Risk of Solvent Exposure in the Workplace?
In addition to long-term industrial diseases, it is also possible for solvent exposure to cause accidents at work. These can lead to long-term conditions like brain damage, cardiac issues, skin damage and you could even be rendered comatose. You can also claim solvent exposure compensation for short-term injuries, such as confusion and dizziness, eye irritation, nausea, tremors, mobility issues and unconsciousness.
Why Choose Tylers Solicitors to Represent My Solvent Exposure Compensation Claim?
Tylers Solicitors is one of the UK’s leading providers of industrial disease and accident at work compensation claims. If you’re looking to make a solvent exposure compensation claim, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our experienced team today. If you’re looking for no-win, no-fee compensation, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Tylers Solicitors today. We have helped people from all walks of life to get the industrial disease and accident at work compensation we’re entitled to.
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Compensation Amounts
Solvent Exposure Compensation Amounts
As with any kind of accident at work or industrial disease, the amount your solvent exposure compensation claim could be worth depends on a range of factors. The most important factor in your solvent exposure compensation claim is the severity of your injuries, and the impact they will have on your life.
If you’re looking to make solvent exposure compensation claims to help you get the maximum amount possible for your injuries, don’t hesitate to call Tylers Solicitors today. Our experienced team can provide a complete range of solvent exposure legal services to suit your needs.
Minor Solvent Exposure Compensation Amounts
Minor solvent exposure often leads to short-term or minor health issues from which you’re likely to make a full recovery. These injuries are often the result of a one-time exposure to unsafe amounts of solvents in the workplace, rather than long-term exposure. If you’ve suffered any kind of minor solvent exposure injury, get in touch with Tylers Solicitors today!
£1,760 to £4,660
Moderate Solvent Exposure Compensation Amounts
Moderate solvent exposure is often the result of long-term exposure to very low levels of harmful solvents. While this is still a major health and safety failing, the symptoms of these long-term conditions are less likely to be life-threatening, or hugely life-altering. They are also only likely to develop later in life.
£4,240 to £15,860
Serious Solvent Exposure Compensation Amounts
The more serious examples of solvent exposure cause long-term conditions, including illnesses like lung disease. These conditions can have a long-term impact on your life and may even prevent you from working in the same industry in the future. These conditions are normally the result of accidents or long-term exposure at work, but they can be caused by lifelong solvent exposure due to your proximity to a factory or other industrial space.
£16,580 to £61,410
Severe Solvent Exposure Compensation Amounts
The most severe examples of solvent exposure often lead to long-term or even life-threatening illnesses. In most instances, severe solvent exposure is the result of serious health and safety failures or negligence in the workplace. Tylers Solicitors can help you to make severe solvent exposure compensation claims to suit your needs.
£55,830 to £119,210
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Claim for Solvent Exposure I Suffered While Not at Work?
If you’ve suffered any kind of solvent exposure that wasn’t your fault, we are here for you. Here at Tylers Solicitors, we can work with you to make solvent exposure compensation claims for any injuries you’ve suffered that weren’t your fault. If you lived, or live, close to a factory which heavily-uses solvents, it is possible that you’ve been exposed to dangerous solvents throughout your daily life. If you’ve experienced solvent exposure due to a local company or factory’s negligent health and safety concerns, we are here for you.
How Long Do I Have to Claim for Solvent Exposure Compensation?
You have up to three years following an accident which left you with solvent exposure illnesses to claim compensation. If the solvent exposure happened over a long period of time, you often have three years from the date of the diagnosis to begin your claim for compensation. If you aren’t sure whether you’re eligible to claim compensation for your solvent exposure industrial disease, get in touch with Tylers Solicitors today.
Is Tylers a No-Win, No-Fee Solicitors for Solvent Exposure Compensation Claims?
Tylers Solicitors is proud to offer a complete range of no-win, no-fee legal services across the UK. If you’re looking to make a solvent exposure compensation claim, our no-win, no-fee team is here for you. All our costs will be recovered from the other side, meaning that you’ll never need to pay a penny. For more information on our no-win, no-fee services, get in touch with Tylers Solicitors today!
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