Damage to your sight and eyes can severely impact everyday life. Eye injuries can come from direct trauma to your eyes or face, trauma to the head, or from a substance contamination such as cleaning products in your eyes.
If you’ve experienced an eye injury or loss of sight, you could be entitled to compensation. With True Solicitor’s team of experts, you will be guided through the entire claims process, to make this as easy as possible.
At True Solicitors, we value you claims, and pride ourselves on winning you the compensation you are owed. With out no win, no fee claims, you can rest easy that you won’t be charged a penny unless your claim is won.
Our team is on hand throughout your claim process to help you with every part of your claim, from start to finish.
Having blurred vision means that your vision is not as sharp or clear as it should be. Blurred vision can happen due to a number of reasons, including medical conditions or injury, and can be a temporary condition or a long-term disability.
Temporary blindness is defined by the loss of sight, in either one or both eyes, that is not permanent. Temporary vision loss can take days, or even months to rectify, and in a lot of cases, the individual doesn’t regain the same level of vision afterwards.
Overtime, your vision will slowly deteriorate, causing visual impairment, or even loss of sight. Thought this process is generally seen as “normal”, there are factors that can speed this process up, and given you cause to make a compensation claim.
Pain of the eye, or surrounding eye socket, can be attributed to a range of different types of conditions or injuries. However, if you have had severe pain, or pain that lasts a significant amount of time, you may be owed compensation.
For many, the thought of losing an eye is an impossible eventuality. Though you may not expect it, it is possible for anyone to lose an eye through medical conditions, medical negligence, or accidents resulting in injury.
Damage to your sight and eyes can severely impact everyday life. Eye injuries can come from direct trauma to your eyes or face, trauma to the head, or from a substance or contamination such as cleaning products in your eyes.
The disturbance to your vision may leave you with partial or full blindness in one or both eyes which may be temporary or permanent.
You may have suffered sight and eye damage due to:
If you have sustained an eye injury or loss of sight, you could be entitled to claim compensation. Our team of personal injury specialists are on hand to assist with your claim.
With many years of experience, we hold you and your claim at the heart of what we do. Keeping you informed throughout the claim process to make the claim as simple and as easy as possible for all parties.
When making a claim through True Solicitors, you can expect your claim to follow a three step process:
Submit your claim - we'll establish who was at fault and submit a claim on your behalf.
Gather the evidence and arrange treatment - we'll collect all of the evidence needed to prove your claim, arrange a medical examination for you, and if appropriate, arrange treatment to assist with your recovery.
Win your claim - we'll fight hard on your behalf to recover maximum compensation in the shortest time.
If your case is unsuccessful, don't worry, our services won't cost you a thing.
“At his place of work, our client was using a polisher machine with a buffer which rotated at high speed to polish a metal A frame. Part of the A frame got caught in the buffer, causing it to be wrenched from our client’s hands, hitting him with force across the face…True were successful in recovering compensation for the client and the injuries suffered totaling £32,500.”
Still got questions? Below are some of the most commonly asked questions we receive about eye injury ad loss of sight claims:
Damage to your inner ear and hearing can have a major impact on your daily life. These injuries can come from direct trauma to your ears or face, trauma to the head general, or in any accident resulting in an acoustic shock including road traffic accidents.
Injuries to your ears may leave you with damage to your hearing in one or both ears or tinnitus (ringing or buzzing most noticeable when it is quiet) which can be temporary or permanent.
Tinnitus can severely impact your life, keeping you awake at night, stopping you from enjoying music, TV or the cinema and even breaking your concentration.
Injuries to hearing can vary from minor discomfort and nuisance to permanent deafness or persistent loud tinnitus.
The most common types of symptoms include:
You may have suffered hearing damage due to:
The effects of hearing loss can be significant. Common effects include:
Sense of smell and taste damage
Damage to your sense of smell or taste can result from inhaling gas or dust, accidents or an infection. These symptoms are fortunately rare but can follow from a brain injury, work or road traffic accident.
The injuries can leave you without a sense of smell, which will almost always impact your sense of taste which can leave you unable to smell burning and the danger that comes from that at home and work, unable to enjoy food. The loss of smell can be temporary or permanent.
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