1.6 million workers suffering from work-related ill health (new or long-standing) in 2019/20
12,000 Lung disease deaths each year estimated to be linked to past exposures at work
Your employer has a duty of care to ensure you are given adequate protection from anything at work that can result in your poor health
Our team of Industrial Disease specialist solicitors are happy to assist you with any enquiry or issue you might have. For your claim you will have a dedicated advisor who will see your claim through from start to finish.
Your case handler will also continue to provide regular updates until the conclusion of your claim, ensuring that the process is as stress-free and effortless as possible.
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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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