Start a Weil's Disease Claim

How Do I Start A Weil’s Disease Claim?

If you have any concerns about the development of Leptospirosis or Weil’s Disease, whether it is due to your workplace or any other concerning symptom, the first person to speak to must be your doctor. They will ask you questions about your concerns and any symptoms you might display. They may perform some blood or urine tests to see if the bacteria are present or use a range of methods to identify if you are displaying any other symptoms. They will then advise you of the best course of treatment to reduce your suffering and manage your treatment.

Once your immediate medical treatment is in place, if you suspect that you have been infected as a result of your employment, you should contact one of our highly trained solicitors.

It might seem a bit intimidating, but we can assure you that we are here to help you get the support and compensation you deserve. We have many years of experience in handling this type of claim, and we can liaise with your doctors to ensure we have the relevant facts before deciding whether a claim for compensation is the appropriate way forward.

If your employer has not taken your health and safety seriously and as a result you have become ill, you have the right to claim compensation from them. We are best placed to help you through what can be a challenging situation, but rest assured, with a great number of similar cases already won by our team, we feel confident that we can get you the best solution available.

Remember that while Weil’s Disease can in most cases be treated successfully, sometimes it can lead to long-term or chronic issues with kidneys, heart, lung and brain. All personal injury claims are governed by strict time limits, so don’t put off asking for help until it’s too late.

Contact us today, either by calling our free-phone help desk, or by clicking the link below, where one of our team will contact you at a time of your choice, to discuss your situation.

When you contact us you are under no obligation to continue with the case unless you wish to do so. 

Contact us today, either by calling us free on 0800 122 3130, or by requesting a free call back, whereby one of our team will contact you at a time of your choice, to discuss your situation.

We’re here to help, so contact us today.