Military Accident & Injury Compensation Claims
MyClaim have a specialist team of personal injury and clinical negligence lawyers handling a variety of personal injury claims for individuals employed within the armed forces.
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has the same duties as all employers to provide a safe system of work to all its employees. The demands that come with any role in the Royal Air Force, Army or Navy bring danger and personal challenge so when accidents happen the injuries are often catastrophic and life changing.
MyClaim can provide advice to you in the immediate aftermath of an accident if you are considering a personal injury compensation claim. We can talk you through the benefits which may be available and advise you on accident team investigation and ensuring quality advice and support from day one.
The military injury team has first hand experience of dealing with accident claim cases where service personnel have sustained injury in a wide variety of circumstances:
- Whilst parachuting
- Whilst taking part in Initial Officer Training
- Falling from apparatus on an assault course
- Using defective weapons such as chemicals, guns or shells
- Using defective machinery such as tanks
- Whilst on exercise in the UK and abroad
- When victim of an explosion
- Whilst moving around a military base by vehicle or on foot
It may be that you have suffered post traumatic stress disorder or have sustained burns and scarring. Whatever your situation, MyClaim can assist with your military injuries claim. We offer a ‘no win no fee’ agreement which prevents you from costly risk in pursuing your accident compensation case.
To find out if you could make a personal injury claim for a military injury, simply call our freephone number or complete the online enquiry form NOW for totally confidential, free, no-obligation, expert advice from an expert personal injury solicitor.
No Win, No Fee!
- Keep 100% of your compensation
- Win or lose - No hidden charges
- Specialist Personal Injury Solicitors
- Solicitors regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority
