Expertise And Understanding With Your VWF Claim
Vibration White Finger, known as VWF or alternatively Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome, is a serious condition that causes damage to the blood vessels and nerves in your fingers, hand and arm. As well as a numbing of the fingers, common symptoms also include a loss of dexterity and a loss of colour in the hands.
VWF is a common industrial illness, commonly caused by the use of vibrating hand tools and machinery. Despite the introduction of legislation, such as the 2005 Control of Vibration at Work Regulations, this traumatic syndrome continues to affect thousands of workers every year in the UK.
If you have suffered symptoms such as numbness, discolouration or tingling pain in your fingers or hand you may be entitled to claim for VWF compensation.
Reassurance And Understanding With Your VWF Claim
Irwin Mitchell’s specialist industrial illness team has a long history in VWF claims and they have the expert knowledge you need to ensure that you get the justice you deserve. We use our specialist experience to establish whether your condition has been caused by your career, and we fight fearlessly to make sure you get a fair and just amount of compensation.
As one of the UK's leading law firms, specialising in VWF claims, we are renowned for our understanding of the issues faced by VWF sufferers, and we know exactly which steps to take to ensure you get a positive outcome for your claim.
As well as providing support, expert advice and legal knowledge, we can also put you in touch with relevant organisations and charities that may help with your recovery.
Our Committed Approach To Your VWF Claim
Our dedicated solicitors are fully committed to providing a professional service and getting you the best outcome for your VWF claim. Regardless of the extent of your condition, we can offer you the support and expert advice that you need.
To see how Irwin Mitchell could help if you have developed VWF or Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome, call our advisors today on 0800 056 4110 or request a call back by completing our online contact form.