Poisoned by carbon monoxide?
We'll fight for your claim.
Every day, we help hundreds of people across the UK claim the compensation they deserve after a carbon monoxide poisoning incident. Claim on a No Win, No Fee1 basis.
CO poisoning effects we handle
Injuries you can claim for
Carbon monoxide poisoning can cause devastating, long-lasting health problems. We've helped people with claims like yours, and our solicitors will pursue the compensation you're owed.
Brain & neurological damage
Memory loss, confusion, and personality changes. CO starves your brain of oxygen, causing damage that can be permanent.
Nerve damage & seizures
Loss of coordination, muscle spasms, and seizures caused by oxygen deprivation to the nervous system.
Psychological trauma
Anxiety, PTSD, and fear of returning home. The mental impact of being poisoned is a real injury that deserves real compensation.
Important information
No Win No Fee1
With No Win No Fee, you do not pay your solicitor’s legal fees if your claim is unsuccessful. If your claim succeeds, a success fee of 42% incl. VAT will be charged. If you cancel after the 14-day cancellation period, a cancellation fee may apply.
Your choice of representation
Claimsline Group Ltd is a claims management company and receives a referral fee for introducing customers to a solicitor. Any solicitor we recommend you to is an independent professional from whom you will receive impartial and confidential guidance. You are free to choose another solicitor.
You are not required to use a claims management company to make a personal injury claim. It is possible to present the claim yourself for free, either directly to the person you wish to claim against, or through an authorised person such as a solicitor.
Our figures
2 Cumulative customers helped, based on Claimsline records.
3 Aggregate annual compensation recovered by our solicitor panel. Individual outcomes vary.
Who regulates us
Claimsline Group Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in respect of regulated claims management activities (FRN 831196).
Every carbon monoxide poisoning case is different. Your injuries, recovery and lost earnings all factor in.
How much compensation can you get?
Minor brain injury
Moderate brain injury
Chronic headaches
Heart damage (angina)
Respiratory damage
Impaired vision
Moderate psychiatric injury
Severe PTSD
Based on Judicial College Guidelines (17th edition, 2024). You can also claim for medical bills, lost earnings, care costs and travel costs.
Find out what you're owedWhat causes most CO poisoning?
Carbon monoxide poisoning happens when fuel-burning appliances malfunction or aren't properly maintained in enclosed spaces.

Faulty boilers & heaters
Unmaintained gas appliances leaking CO

Blocked flues & chimneys
Preventing proper gas ventilation

Poor installation
Incorrectly fitted gas appliances

Negligent landlords
Skipping gas safety inspections

Workplace exposure
Inadequate ventilation at work

No CO detectors fitted
Missing alarms despite legal duties
If you've suffered CO poisoning due to someone else's negligence, whether at home, in a public place, or at work, you deserve compensation. We fight for every penny you're owed.
Making a claim shouldn't feel like another battle.
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Your dedicated Claims Manager knows your case from day one, so you won't need to repeat your story to different people.
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We help hundreds of people throughout the UK each day. Our working partners recover over £100 million in compensation each year.
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0333 006 8282Carbon monoxide poisoning FAQ
Questions about making a CO poisoning claim? Call us on 0333 006 8282.
If someone else's negligence caused your CO poisoning, a landlord's faulty boiler, an employer's defective heating, or a contractor's poor installation, you absolutely deserve compensation. Carbon monoxide is invisible and odourless, so you had no way to protect yourself from their failures.
We see victims struggling with neurological problems, medical bills mounting up, and time off work with no income. None of that should be your burden to bear alone. Call us on 0333 006 8282. It's No Win, No Fee¹.
Yes, faulty boilers are one of the most common causes of carbon monoxide poisoning claims. If your landlord failed to arrange annual gas safety checks or ignored a known fault, they breached their legal duty of care. You can claim for medical costs, lost earnings, and the pain and suffering you've endured.
Compensation depends on the severity of your poisoning, recovery time, and financial losses. Mild CO exposure cases typically range from £2,070 to £7,410, while severe poisoning with lasting neurological damage can be worth significantly more. You can also claim for lost earnings, medical bills, and care costs.
Your landlord must install CO alarms in rooms with solid fuel burning, it's required by law under the 2015 regulations. If they've skipped this legal requirement and you've been poisoned, you've got strong grounds for a gas poisoning claim.
Absolutely. Employers have strict duties under HSE regulations to provide proper ventilation and CO detectors wherever there's a risk of gas poisoning. If you were poisoned at work, your employer had a duty to keep you safe.
Work-related carbon monoxide exposure often leads to higher compensation because employers have clearer safety obligations than residential landlords. You can claim for workplace accident compensation on a No Win, No Fee¹ basis.
You typically have three years from when you discovered the poisoning was caused by someone's negligence. Don't wait though. Evidence gets harder to gather over time. Get in touch. It's No Win, No Fee¹.
Carbon monoxide poisoning claims around 60 lives every year in England and Wales alone, according to NHS data. Thousands more suffer non-fatal poisoning from faulty appliances and poor maintenance.
The silent, odourless nature of CO makes it especially dangerous, you can't detect it without a working alarm. If you've been poisoned through someone else's negligence, you deserve every penny of compensation available.
Every day, we help hundreds of people across the UK claim the compensation they deserve after a carbon monoxide poisoning incident.
Don't let a negligent landlord or employer's failures cost you thousands. We fight for every penny you're owed, and there are no upfront costs*.
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