Our expert workplace illness lawyers will handle your claim at no cost to you* and in the vast majority of cases you will receive 100% of your compensation**.
Expertise And Understanding From Irwin Mitchell
Employers have a responsibility to protect their employees from health and safety hazards in the workplace, including contact with substances that might cause dermatitis or eczema.
At Irwin Mitchell we fight fearlessly to achieve the best outcome for your dermatitis claim. We’re renowned for our understanding of the issues affecting sufferers of dermatitis as a result of activity in the workplace, and we know what positive action to take to make a difference.
Our lawyers offer the highest level of professionalism and expertise, combined with dedication and sensitivity.
Above all, we put you first.
Handling Dermatitis Claims With Expertise And Sensitivity
Irwin Mitchell can help you to pursue a dermatitis claim against your employer if you have been exposed to conditions or substances that could cause you to suffer from dermatitis or any other form of skin condition.
We have a specialist team of solicitors who can provide you with dedicated support and advice in making a claim for dermatitis, eczema or any form of rash on your skin from work.
Dermatitis covers many different disorders that all result in a red, itchy rash. Some types of dermatitis affect only specific parts of the body; others can occur anywhere. Dermatitis is the skin's way of reacting to:
- Severe dryness
- Scratching
- An irritating substance
- An allergen - typically, the allergen comes in direct contact with the skin, but sometimes the substance is swallowed.
Dermatitis can occur regularly at work when workers are exposed to oils, diesel, petrol, greases and many other substances.
Workers have suffered from dermatitis for decades, yet many employers still do not fulfil requirements to protect employees from exposure to harmful substances. As a result, many sufferers may be in a position to claim compensation for dermatitis.
Employer Responsibilities Regarding Dermatitis
Regulations demand that employers should protect employees from any potentially harmful substance that might cause dermatitis or eczema. Employers should provide Personal Protective Equipment such as:
- Gloves
- Overalls
- Boots
- Masks
Dermatitis occurs frequently at work as employers fail to provide any Health & Safety equipment or the equipment provided is inadequate for example providing fabric gloves when working with liquids.
Proven Expertise In Dermatitis Claims
Irwin Mitchell is also one of the largest and most experienced personal injury law firms in the country.
Our team includes many of the country’s finest personal injury lawyers. They operate in highly specialised teams, offering the highest level of legal expertise in dermatitis claims.
Irwin Mitchell’s Commitment To Making A Difference
Irwin Mitchell’s first commitment is to you, and to achieving the best outcome for your claim.
We also have a long history of campaigning with leading organisations in numerous personal injury fields. Together with those organisations we seek improvements in health and safety, prevent accident and injury where possible, and improve the quality of life and levels of compensation for those who have suffered injury.
We have also pursued many leading legal cases in order to improve the prospects of success of claims for various forms of personal injury, and to obtain fairer compensation.
The above information relates to the law and procedures in England and Wales
* Subject to entering a ‘No Win, No Fee’ agreement with us and complying with its terms.
** Does not apply to group actions, criminal injuries or accidents and illnesses outside England and Wales and is subject to compliance with the terms of your funding arrangements.
All Scottish cases will be handled by the Scottish law firm with which we are associated, Irwin Mitchell Scotland LLP. The law relating to funding is different in Scotland and you will receive separate advice about what that means as well as a separate funding agreement