Disease

Vibration White Finger

Otherwise known as hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS), is a common industrial injury caused by regular extended use of vibrating tools. If you’ve developed this condition because of work, our solicitors could help you make a HAVS compensation claim. Just about any kind of vibrating tool, no matter the size, can cause repetitive strain injuries like VWF if they’re not handled correctly. Employers have a duty of care to train their employees and provide them with protection from conditions like vibration white finger, but this is sadly not always the case. VWF affects the blood vessels, joints and nerves of the wrist and hand. The condition can be long-lasting, and even debilitating in serious cases.

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Symptoms

The most common symptoms for vibration white finger (VWF) are shown here. If you feel you are suffering from any of these symptoms or have suffered from any, please contact us today.

A whiteness starting at the tips of the fingers spreading down the fingers towards the palm of the hand

Tingling, numbness or pain in the fingers

A white or intense red colour in the fingers

A significant loss of dexterity in the fingers and hands, making it hard to grip

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Compensation Claims

We use this expertise to make the claims process as simple as possible for you, handling every aspect of your claim and offering advice in plain English.

Our lawyers have specialist expertise in vibration white finger compensation claims. We use this expertise to make the claims process as simple as possible for you, handling every aspect of your claim and offering advice in plain English.

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The vibration white finger claims we handle are on a No Win No Fee basis. This means that there’s nothing for you to pay upfront, and that you won’t have to pay any legal fees if your claim isn’t successful.

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Call us today on 0343 212 0838 or contact us via email at mail@jivasolicitorsid.co.uk to arrange a free initial consultation about your claim. We’ll advise on whether we think you have a case and discuss your options.

We’ll advise on whether we think you have a case and discuss your options.

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