Vibration White Finger, also known as Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome, is damaged caused to your hands and fingers due to prolonged use of vibrating tools at work. It's typically caused by prolonged use of vibrating tools like chainsaws or drills, leading to restricted blood flow and nerve damage in the fingers. If you've been using vibrating tools at work regularly and developed symptoms like tingling, numbness, or pain in your fingers, you might have a valid claim if vibration white finger was caused by negligence on an employer's part. To prove this, you'll need evidence such as medical records and records of safety measures (or lack thereof) at your workplace. Compensation from a vibration white finger claim may cover medical expenses, loss of earnings, and additional damages for the impact on your quality of life. Generally, you have three years from the date you became aware of your condition to make a claim.