Whether deployed on missions, undergoing rigorous training, or transitioning back to civilian life, service members and veterans make sacrifices that often go unrecognised. Armed Forces Day offers a chance to highlight their stories and express the appreciation and respect they deserve.
Life in the Forces: Beyond the Uniform
Every uniform represents a person – someone’s child, spouse, or parent – balancing the demands of military life with resilience and pride. The life of a service member is marked by early mornings, challenging operations abroad, and moments of personal sacrifice. For those who serve, the experience shapes them in ways that can be difficult to fully grasp for those outside of the Forces.
Military life brings its own set of physical and mental challenges. Some service members may suffer injuries or face psychological stress that lingers long after they leave the forces. Others may need guidance navigating legal entitlements, seeking justice, or rebuilding their lives after facing hardship or trauma.
We understand that supporting those who have served requires empathy, dignity, and an in-depth appreciation for the unique nature of their lives. Our commitment is more than just a statement—it is about standing alongside those who have stood up for all of us.
Our Ongoing Commitment to the Armed Forces Community
We actively work with service personnel, veterans, and their families in various capacities, always guided by a fundamental principle: respect first, and actions that follow with integrity.
In our work, we have had the privilege of learning from individuals across all branches of the military – from infantry soldiers to Royal Navy divers, RAF technicians, and service families affected by injury or loss. The courage they show is extraordinary, and their humility is equally inspiring. By listening to their stories, we are continually informed on how to better serve them.
Whether we are raising awareness of Non-Freezing Cold Injuries (NFCI), assisting individuals navigating the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS), or collaborating with veteran support organisations, we strive to be a trusted, reliable, and compassionate ally in their journey.
If you or someone you care about would like to explore support options, please contact us.
Military Injury Claims
The most common claim types that we handle for our clients
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Diane Askwith heads up the military injury claims team at Ison Harrison Solicitors. Meet The Team
