Since Crown immunity was lifted in 1987, serving personnel and veterans have been able to hold the MOD to account for negligence — from inadequate training and defective kit to a failure to protect against hearing loss or cold injury. A military injury claim is a civil claim, entirely separate from the no-fault Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS), and in many cases you can pursue both. We handle these claims with discretion and No Win No Fee.
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Noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus from inadequate hearing protection.
Learn more →Psychiatric injury caused by bullying, harassment or a failure of duty of care.
Learn more →Non-freezing cold injury (NFCI) from cold, wet training and operations.
Learn more →Parachute and airborne training injuries caused by negligence.
Learn more →Injuries from unsafe or negligently-run training exercises.
Learn more →Tell us, in confidence, what happened. We confirm whether you have a claim — at no cost.
Nothing to pay upfront and nothing to pay if your claim doesn’t succeed.
We gather service records, medical evidence and expert reports and pursue the MOD.
We secure compensation for your injury and losses — on top of any AFCS award where possible.
Tell us, in confidence, what happened during your service and a specialist solicitor will tell you, honestly and free, whether you can claim.
A free, confidential chat with a specialist military claims solicitor. No Win No Fee — no risk in finding out where you stand.
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