Hearing loss claim turned down?
You could still claim for tinnitus.

Check my eligibility

A rejected hearing loss claim doesn't necessarily mean you can't claim compensation.

  • Previously applied and told you didn't meet the criteria?
  • Still have ringing, buzzing, hissing or whistling in your ears?
  • Our specialist panel solicitor will take a second look.

Many veterans have previously applied for military hearing loss compensation, only to be told they didn't meet the required criteria following a hearing test.

But if you still experience ringing, buzzing, hissing or whistling in your ears, you may still have grounds for a tinnitus-only claim.

Justice 4 Heroes works with a specialist panel solicitor who accepts tinnitus-only cases, including claims previously turned down by other firms.

Your hearing loss claim may have ended. Your options might not have.
A veteran at home thinking about his hearing

Let's check your eligibility

Answer a few quick questions to see whether your tinnitus claim could qualify for a second review.

1Which branch of the Armed Forces did you serve in?
2What year did you leave the Armed Forces?
3Have you previously applied for a military hearing loss claim and been told it couldn't go ahead following a hearing test?
4Do you experience ringing, buzzing, hissing or whistling in your ears? If so, when did it first start?
5Your contact details

No obligation to proceed. All claims are subject to individual assessment and eligibility criteria.