Do you cover the whole of England?

Yes. We help veterans in every English region. Eligibility checks run by email and online form, and the law firm you are referred to conducts most of the claim remotely, with audiology arranged at a clinic close to your home.

I served on Salisbury Plain — what counts as harmful noise?

Live-fire ranges, AS90 and L118 light gun firing, armoured vehicle gunnery, demolition and EOD all involve impulse noise that can cause noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus where protection was inadequate. Eligibility depends on the dates and circumstances — not the specific exercise or unit.

Will I have to travel to an office?

No. The vast majority of a personal injury claim is run remotely. An in-person meeting is rarely required.

England · UK military hearing claims

Military deafness claims for veterans living in England

We help serving personnel and veterans across every English region — from Catterick to Plymouth — with claims for noise-induced hearing loss, tinnitus and acoustic shock caused by service.

Direct answer

English-resident veterans claim under the law of England and Wales. Most actions must be brought within three years of the date of knowledge under the Limitation Act 1980, with the court's discretion under section 33 to allow late claims where it is equitable to do so.

Bases & garrison towns

Where we help veterans in England

Illustrative — we help veterans from any postcode.

Catterick Garrison
Aldershot Garrison
Sandhurst (RMAS)
Tidworth, Bulford & Larkhill (Salisbury Plain)
Colchester Garrison
HMNB Portsmouth
HMNB Devonport (Plymouth)
RM Stonehouse & RM Lympstone
RAF Brize Norton
RAF Coningsby
RAF Cosford
RAF Wittering
RAF Marham
Pirbright & Woolwich

Legal framework in England

English-resident veterans claim under the law of England and Wales. Most claims must be brought within three years of the date of knowledge under the Limitation Act 1980, with the court's discretion under section 33 to allow late claims where equitable.

Civil claims against the MoD for service-related noise injury are possible for negligence committed on or after 15 May 1987 (Crown Proceedings (Armed Forces) Act 1987). Most cases proceed in the County Court or the King's Bench Division of the High Court depending on value and complexity.

FAQs

England — common questions

Yes. We help veterans in every English region. Eligibility checks run by email and online form, and the law firm you are referred to conducts most of the claim remotely, with audiology arranged at a clinic close to your home.

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