'No-Win, No-Fee'
agreement available on Hydrogen Peroxide Vapour (HPV) claims cases.
Fighting for compensation
that you are rightly entitled to receive.
Personally assigned
claims handler to see your case through to the end.
Oakwood Solicitors Ltd has a dedicated team of solicitors and legal professionals, specialising in high-value hydrogen peroxide vapour
(HPV) claims. With a strong reputation for being tough on defendants, we’re sure to recover the compensation you deserve.
What is hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV)?
Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical made up of hydrogen and water that can be used as a disinfectant to kill bacteria. Hydrogen peroxide can be discharged from machines as a fine aerosol to decontaminate clinical areas. This is known as hydrogen peroxide vapour.
Can hydrogen peroxide vapour harm me?
HPV machines contain silver nitrate in addition to hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide and silver nitrate are irritants to the human body. Hydrogen peroxide vapour can quickly irritate the eyes and respiratory tract, causing symptoms such as throat irritation, shortness of breath and nose bleeds.
Could my employer be liable for compensation?
If you have operated HPV machines without adequate instruction, training and protective equipment, and are experiencing symptoms such as throat irritation, shortness of breath and nose bleeds, then your employer could be liable for compensation.
What is my claim worth?
The value of your claim depends on many factors including the severity of your symptoms. It’s not uncommon for claims to be worth up to £10,000.00.
Will it cost me anything?
Your claim would be dealt with under a “no-win-no-fee” agreement. There’s no cost to you if you lose your claim. If your claim is successful, we take 25% of your compensation. It’s that easy.
Why should I choose Oakwood Solicitors Ltd?
Oakwood Solicitors Ltd agrees to work on your Industrial Disease claim on a ‘no-win, no-fee’ basis. If your claim is unsuccessful, you will not be expected to pay us a penny. If you are successful in your claim, we take a percentage of the compensation meaning that the only time we will receive money is if we have brought your claim to a fruitful conclusion.
You will have a dedicated advisor who will see your claim through from start to finish, assisting you in the event of any queries or issues you may have. If it is preferable to you, we are able to assign a female advisor to carry out your claim. Your case handler will also continue to provide regular updates until the conclusion of your claim, ensuring the process is as stress-free and effortless as possible.
Contact Oakwood Solicitors Ltd and provide us with some details about your suspected Industrial Disease matter. We will then assess the viability of your claim, and there is absolutely no obligation to proceed. You can provide information or get in touch by:
Natasha Hardy is a Solicitor specialising in Industrial Disease matters and has experience in handling a wide range of cases including claims for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss & Tinnitus, Hand/Arm Vibration Syndrome & Vibration White Finger, Work Related Upper Limb Disorders, Occupational Dermatitis, Asbestosis, Respiratory & Chest Conditions and Lung Disease.
Natasha acts on behalf of Claimants and is determined in her cause to achieve the best results for her Clients. She is a resolute negotiator and is experienced in handling matters that proceed through the litigation process and to trial. Natasha strives to deliver outstanding client care and is passionate about her field of expertise.
Natasha has worked in the Industrial Disease department at Oakwood Solicitors since 2013, graduating from university with a 2.1 LLB Law Degree with Honours, her Masters in Law and Bar Professional Training Course qualification. Whilst working for Oakwood Solicitors, Natasha has completed her Legal Practice Course and qualified as a Solicitor.
Natasha’s notable cases include the case of Lomas v London Electric Wire Company and Smiths Limited (2015) in which the Claimant was successful in his claim for Noise-Induced Tinnitus, despite a finding that his Noise-Induced Hearing Loss was de minimis.
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