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Hairdressing injury compensation claims

Claim Time Solicitors specializes in securing hairdressing compensation claims. Our dedicated team of personal injury solicitors is here to support you throughout the hairdresser compensation claims process and ensure your rights are protected. Whether your injury is due to negligence, poor practices, or other conditions, we are here to guide you and help you secure the compensation you deserve. Pursue your claim for damaged hair with no financial menace through our no win no fee policy, where you have everything to gain and nothing to lose. 

  • With our no win no fee policy we pursue your case without giving you the stress of upfront legal fees   
  • We offer a free consultation and claim assessment, so speak to our solicitors today 
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    Whenever you walk into a salon, you place all your trust in the hands of the trained professionals for your look. But sometimes things go wrong leading to unexpected harm and disheartening results. From chemical burns to brittle and broken hair, salon misfortunes can cause long-lasting harm which often results from hairdressers using products or techniques they aren’t fully competent in handling. If you are wondering, “How can I claim for hair damage?”, our lawyers at Claim Time excel in hairdressing compensation claims and are ready to assist you throughout your claim journey. 

     Some of the common hairdressing injury claims include 

    • Allergic reactions to dyes or other styling products  
    • Cuts, scarring, and tears from sharp apparatuses  
    • Chemical burns or skin irritation caused by improper product use  
    • Injuries from faulty equipment or equipment mismanagement  
    • Hair loss, traction alopecia, and bald patches due to negligent handling of hairstyles 
    • Dermatitis characterized by sore or inflamed skin from repeated chemical exposure  

    How much compensation can I expect?

    The amount of compensation varies from case to case. It usually depends on the extent of the injury and the financial losses involved. Each injury is different just like the circumstances surrounding it, that is why our personal injury solicitors offer a free initial consultation to discuss your hair damage claim and how will it affect your compensation. 

    Is a no win no fee claim available?

    Yes, all our personal injury claims including hairdressing compensation claims come under no win no fee policy. This policy gives you an opportunity where you don’t have to worry about paying the legal charges, allowing you to pursue your claim for damaged hair with confidence. 

    Contact Us

    If you have suffered a hair salon injury our most trustworthy team of solicitors here at Claim Time is committed to your success. Our personal injury solicitors manage no win no fee cases each year, securing millions in compensation. The solicitors at Claim Time understand how the incident might have a distressing impact on your life which is why we try to create personalized strategies for your needs. Our nationwide network ensures that you have easy access to our legal team across the country.  Reach out to our no win no fee lawyers at 8009702727. You can also contact us online to schedule a callback from us. 

    Hairdressing compensation claims – Know More

    The process will begin with a free initial consultation where our lawyers will discuss your hair saloon injury and the financial losses involved. Accordingly, our solicitors will make a personalized road map for you to follow which will assist you with your claim for damaged hair. To build a strong case, we’ll gather all the evidence, including expert industry valuations to validate the correct procedures that should have been followed and any corrective treatments that might now be necessary. This evidence will help us estimate the compensation you may need to cover corrective treatments. Our solicitors will then proceed with the case by presenting it to the responsible party, if responsibility is accepted, we will work to negotiate compensation that meets your needs. 

    The hairdresser’s compensation claim might include 

    • Medical treatment bills 
    • Travell expenses 
    • Lost Wages due to work time off 
    • All the out-of-pocket expenses incurred due to the incident 

    We try to resolve most of the hairdressing compensation claims outside of court but if the other party denies the responsibility, our team will represent your case in the court. However, even when court action is taken, most claims are still resolved outside of court before a trial is necessary. 

    There is a three-year time limit for personal injury claims starting from the date of the incident. Expectations may apply if the client was under 18 at the time of the incident, the three-year time limit will start on their 18th birthdayand if the patient is suffering from mental health issues or disability, the client is excluded from the standard timeframe 

    Frequently Asked Questions 

    A strand test is a usual procedure where a stylist applies the product to a small segment of your hair to check for allergies or reactions. If this step was skipped by the hairdresser, it can lead to an adverse reaction and you might have valid reasons for a damaged hair claim.  

    Traction alopecia is hair loss caused by repeated pressure on hair follicles. If your hairdresser applies the extensions improperly or styles your hair in a way that causes hair loss, you may have a legitimate claim.

    If you’ve suffered an injury at a salon, seek medical treatment immediately. When in position try to take photographs and keep records from the salon. This documentation will act as evidence to support your claim. 

    Yes, if you’re under 18 or wish to make a claim for damaged hair on someone else’s behalf, the court can appoint a litigation friend, who may be: 

    • A parent or guardian  
    • A family member or friend over the age of 18  
    • A solicitor  
    • A professional advocate, such as an Independent Mental Capacity Advocate (IMCA)  
    • A Court of Protection deputy  
    • An individual with lasting power of attorney  

    The court will then verify that the litigation friend’s interests line up with those of the child and ensure they can competently make fair decisions on behalf of the child. 

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