Who We Are

Veterans for Veterans is a UK-based organisation with former members of the Armed Forces at the forefront of everything we do With a clear understanding of the enduring effects of military service, they know first hand what it is like to suffer injuries from the Armed forces.
Our team draws on experience from across all three Services, united by a common purpose to support fellow veterans in a professional, structured, and no-nonsense manner.
What We Do

We support veterans who wish to explore claims relating to service-related injury or illness. This may include Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL), Freezing Cold Injuries (FCI), Non-Freezing Cold Injuries (NFCI), and other conditions that may have arisen from military service.
We provide an initial assessment to help determine whether a claim may be suitable for referral to one of our panel law firms. Our approach is direct, disciplined, and veteran-led. We aim to provide clear information and support throughout the assessment and referral process, helping veterans understand their options and access independent legal advice where appropriate.
Our Veteran Team
Made up of veterans from every branch of the UK military, Veterans for Veterans supports the Armed Forces community through the compensation process for service-related injuries.
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FAQs
Who are Veterans for Veterans?
Veterans for Veterans is a trading style of One Claims Management Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales. Part of our team is made up of former members of the Armed Forces, bringing first-hand experience of military service and an understanding of the issues veterans can face.
We help veterans and serving personnel understand the claims process and, where appropriate, connect them with our panel of law firms.
Will claiming affect my employment status or my future military career?
Your claim remains confidential, safeguarding your privacy. If the claim does proceed to litigation then the result of this is public however you would always be notified before this happens. If you’re currently employed, it would be unlawful for your employer to penalise you for pursuing a claim against your employer.
Will claiming affect my ability to get a job in the future?
Making a claim should not, in itself, prevent you from getting a job in the future. However, if a role has specific hearing standards or requires you to pass a hearing test, your ability to meet those requirements will depend on your individual hearing.
If you are still serving, you should also be aware that the MOD may become aware of your hearing loss claim because your military medical records may need to be requested as part of the process. This does not necessarily mean that the claim will be notified to or flagged within your individual unit or regiment.
How much compensation could I receive for a military hearing loss claim?
We cannot assure you of any specific entitlement amount. Historically, cases have resulted in settlements that vary from around £4,500 and more complex cases exceeding £10,000. Some cases can be considerably higher, with complex cases warranting compensation of £60,000 plus. The final settlement largely hinges on the unique circumstances of each individual case.




















