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Thank you for reaching out to us.

We would be happy to offer free and confidential legal advice, to help you understand whether you may have a claim for compensation.

We understand that the subject matter may be distressing, and we want to make this process as supportive and respectful as possible.

Once you have completed the form below, a member of our team will be in touch to discuss the next steps.

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What is your full name?(Required)

What is your date of birth?

When did your service begin?

In which Service?

Which best describes you?

During your service, did you suffer from any of the following acts or inappropriate behaviour?

Bullying/Harassment

Sexual discrimination

Unwanted physical contact

Threats and intimidation

Violence (including sexual assault and/or rape)

When did the inappropriate behaviour begin?

Were you under the age of 18 when these behaviours began?

Did any of the above behaviours cause you either physical and/or psychological harm?

Have you received medical treatment or assessment as a result of those injuries?

Have you received any War Pension Scheme (WPS) and/or Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS) award in respect of those injuries?

If yes, what is the value of your award?

Are you still receiving medical treatment and/or medication?

Did you complain about these behaviours to your Chain of Command?

Did you raise a Service Complaint about these behaviours?

Was your Service complaint upheld?

Did you complain to the Service Police about these behaviours?

Are you happy for a member of our military team to contact you for a free confidential legal consultation?(Required)

When would be the best time to contact you?(Required)

How would you like us to contact you?(Required)

Please let us have your email address and telephone number(Required)

We want you to feel as comfortable as possible during our conversation. Do you have any of the following preferences/requirements?

I'd like to have someone present with me during our conversations

I find it difficult to explain the behaviour I experienced and would prefer to email those details in advance

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Meet your Military Claims Solicitors

Why Bolt Burdon Kemp?

Ahmed Al-Nahhas

Head of Military Claims

Natasha Mason

Senior Solicitor – Part of the Military Claims Team

Gaggan Mawi

Partner – Part of the Military Claims Team

Hannah Swarbrick

Partner – Part of the Military Claims Team

Kind words from our clients

Ahmed went above and beyond what I would expect from a legal representative. I am so grateful for all his support. The service was really fantastic, I cannot thank him enough for all his hard work which resulted in a life-changing result for me.

– Megan Lloyd , Military Claims client
Gaggan gave exceptional service, even down to the organisation of physical trips to see BBK or experts. She could not have been more caring and sensitive to my mental health throughout – she was incredible. The service was faultless and I would not hesitate to recommend BBK to anyone.

– Matt , Military Claims client
I would like to offer my sincere thanks to Ahmed and all of the team involved in my case as it was their hard work and sensitive handling of my case that lead to this success.

– Medical Officer, RN
Hannah was excellent – her service and follow up was on point. She kept me informed at all times. I will be recommending BBK to anyone I know, as my expectations were exceeded and the service was really good!

– C M, Military Claims client

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I can say to this point in case they have been there surporting me. Julia very helpful and friendly. And have organised well to get us over the line. We won our part 36 .so technically the case is over. I did take advice from them but feel in my case. it right decision. I realise they are a business and have to earn money like everyone . Everything they said. They would do .. Case took a long time .but I think this quite normal under our circumstances. I have been awarded compensation and im hoping they deal with swiftly and put the cherry on the cake
It is important they make sure this is done after all the hard work they put in and what I had to go through. Julia allways ask me what I wanted to do. Yes she would give me advice but bottom line It my choice.
I would advice anyone out there who looking for a good solicitors firm to speak to these guys. I'm actually 24 hours away on flight
So that a big time difference but they managed it.
So well done big Thanks
Bolt burden Kemp .special thanks to Julia for she did for me.

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I contacted several so-called Army specialist solicitors, but most of them fobbed me off or didn’t seem to care. Then I found Natasha — and straight away, she had the answers that no one else wanted to give me. I was shot in Afghanistan and have completed five tours, so I know what it's like to face real challenges. Natasha, being ex-Forces herself, immediately put my mind at ease. She understood me without me having to explain everything. She’s firm, no-nonsense, and exactly the kind of person you want in your corner. If I had to go into battle again, I’d take her with me — no question.

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