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Many former service personnel believe they cannot claim compensation once they have left the Armed Forces. In fact, veterans may still be entitled to pursue a military injury claim but strict time limits apply. This guide explains your rights, how limitation works after discharge, and what steps to take next.
- Many former service personnel believe they cannot claim compensation once they have left the Armed Forces. In fact, veterans may still be entitled to pursue a military injury claim but strict time limits apply. This guide explains your rights, how limitation works after discharge, and what steps to take next.
- Starting a PTSD claim can be difficult, particularly when it involves sharing personal experiences. This guide explains how we protect your confidentiality and how PTSD claims are assessed under the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme and civil law
- Key Time Limits for Serving Personnel and Veterans: Essential Guidance on Military Injury Claims. Understanding these key deadlines is essential, as acting within the correct time limits can determine whether serving personnel and veterans are able to secure the compensation and support they are legally entitled to.
- The Armed Forces Bill 2026 introduces strengthened legal protections designed to provide clearer rights and improved support for service personnel and veterans.
If you have sustained injury while in the military we can help.
Call us on 0113 224 7837 or email [email protected] for a free, confidential assessment.
When defence budgets tighten, consequences extend beyond balance sheets. For serving personnel and veterans, reduced resources can increase safety risks and lead to injury. Understanding these systemic pressures helps those who served assess whether past harm may warrant legal advice.
Contact our military injury team today for a free, no-obligation consultation. Call 0113 224 7837, email [email protected] or request a callback.
A former commander has reportedly lost 20% of his hearing during trials of the Ajax armoured vehicle, raising serious concerns about equipment safety and the risks faced by service personnel. For confidential, expert guidance, call us on 0113 224 7837 or email [email protected]
Armed Forces Day 2025 encourages reflection on the distinct challenges faced by service members and veterans, both during their time in uniform and long after their service has ended
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