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Military personal injury specialists
If you left the military after May 1987 and suffer noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) or non-freezing cold injury (NFCI), our team of client support Veterans and panel of expert law firms could help secure the compensation you deserve.
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Non-Freezing Cold Injury (NFCI) Claims
NFCIs usually affect the body’s extremities, such as hands and feet.

3.5 x
Veterans are 3.5 more likely to experience hearing difficulties than civilians
14%
Studies show that over 14% of personnel returning from overseas deployment suffered from hearing loss
300,000
It is estimated there are over 300,000 military veterans suffering from NIHL (source: Royal British Legion)
50%
It is estimated there are over 300,000 military veterans suffering from NIHL (source: Royal British Legion)
Supporting all branches of the UK Military
Meet Our Team
VFV is a dedicated team of seasoned veterans from every branch of the military, committed to helping fellow veterans secure the compensation they deserve for service-related injuries.
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If the following applies to you and your military service, we could help you claim compensation for your injuries.
Step
1. Have you served in the United Kingdom Armed Forces, including the Army, Navy, Royal Air Force, or Army Reserves?
2. Was any period of your service conducted after 1987?
3. Do you suffer from hearing loss or tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in your ears)?
4. Do you have arthritic pain or injuries from exposure to cold and damp conditions?
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