Prolonged exposure to hazardous working conditions can lead to life-altering industrial diseases, affecting your health and ability to work. Whether it’s asbestos-related illnesses, occupational asthma, or repetitive strain injuries, these conditions often develop over time but leave a lasting impact.
At Cooper Hall Solicitors, we specialise in helping individuals who have developed industrial diseases due to employer negligence. With decades of experience supporting clients across England, we’re committed to securing the compensation you deserve to support your recovery and future.
Industrial disease claims are legal cases brought by workers who have developed health issues due to unsafe working environments or prolonged exposure to hazardous materials. Employers have a duty of care to protect their employees, and when they fail to do so, they can be held liable.
For diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care.
Addressing income lost due to illness or reduced work capacity.
For the physical and emotional toll of the disease.
Funding therapy, equipment, or home adaptations.
Exposure to asbestos can lead to conditions such as mesothelioma, asbestosis, and lung cancer. These diseases often develop decades after exposure, making early legal action crucial.
Caused by inhaling dust, fumes, or chemicals in the workplace, occupational asthma can severely impact breathing and quality of life. Claims focus on employer negligence in controlling exposure.
Prolonged exposure to high noise levels without adequate hearing protection can lead to partial or complete hearing loss. Employers must provide appropriate ear protection to prevent this.
Using vibrating tools such as jackhammers or grinders can cause HAVS, leading to numbness, tingling, or permanent damage to the hands and arms.
Contact with hazardous substances like chemicals or cleaning agents can result in painful and chronic skin conditions. Employers are required to provide protective equipment and training.
Exposure to carcinogenic substances such as asbestos, benzene, or certain industrial chemicals can lead to occupational cancers, including lung, bladder, or skin cancer.
Tasks requiring repetitive movements without ergonomic support can cause chronic pain and mobility issues. Employers should provide proper equipment and training to prevent RSI.
We’ll discuss your case during a free consultation,
assessing your eligibility and explaining
the legal process.
Our solicitors gather evidence, including: Medical records and diagnosis reports. Employment history and records. Expert testimony on workplace conditions.
We demonstrate how your employer failed to meet their duty of care, whether through inadequate safety measures or failure to provide protective equipment.
We negotiate with your employer’s insurance provider to secure
a fair settlement that reflects the full extent
of your damages.
If a settlement cannot be reached,
we’ll represent you in court to
ensure you receive justice.
Proven experience handling complex cases across multiple industries.
Start your claim with confidence and no upfront costs.
From initial consultation to claim resolution, we provide personalised guidance every step of the way.
Millions recovered for clients suffering from workplace-related illnesses.
Serving clients across Yorkshire, Lancashire, and beyond.