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Frequently asked questions about claiming for White Finger |
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| Am I able to make a claim for vibration white finger? |
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| If you have been diagnosed vibration white finger, Raynaud's or Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
within the last 3 years, you may be able to make a claim for compensation. If you feel you have the symptoms of
the disease(s) but have yet to see a doctor, you can still contact us to discuss claiming, pending diagnosis. |
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| What sort of injuries can I claim for? |
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| You can claim for Vibration White Finger (HAVS), Raynaud's or Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. |
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| How long does a claim take to settle? |
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| Every white finger case is different, straight forward cases can take between 6-12 months.
Larger, more complex cases are likely to take longer. Our solicitors are experts in this field
and will strive to settle your case as quickly and efficiently as possible. |
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| How much compensation can I expect to receive? |
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All cases are different. There are often two sets of damages;-
1. Special damages which include claims for loss of earnings, travel expenses, damage to clothing and prescription charges.
2. General damages which cover pain and suffering. |
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| Will I have to go to court? |
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| This is unlikely as very few white finger cases proceed to court and the
vast majority of cases settle at an early stage. |
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| Do I need to meet you or your panel of solicitors? |
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| Almost all white finger compensation claims can be dealt with via telephone,
email and post - on a confidential basis and at times to suit yourself. |
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| Do I have to pay any legal fees? |
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| No. Our solicitors work on a strictly no win, no fee basis.
This means that if you win or lose your case you will not pay any legal fees and that if you are successful you keep 100% of your compensation.
The solicitors recover their costs from the insurance company of the company that caused the condition. |
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| What do I do next? |
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| Contact White Finger Claims free on 0800 783 9535.
Our hours are 8am - 9pm Monday to Friday; 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday. |
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