Personal injury & medical negligence
Medical negligence claims
If you believe medical care caused avoidable harm, get a clear explanation of how a potential claim is assessed and what information may help.
Could you have a claim?
A poor outcome does not necessarily mean treatment was negligent. Medical negligence claims usually need independent expert evidence that care fell below the required standard and that this caused additional, avoidable harm. A complaint and a compensation claim are different processes.
Claims we can discuss
Delayed or missed diagnosis
Concerns about a diagnosis that was missed, delayed or incorrect.
Surgical negligence
Avoidable harm during surgery or related care.
GP and hospital negligence
Concerns about assessment, referral, treatment or follow-up.
Medication and treatment errors
Harm linked to prescribing, dispensing or administering treatment.
What can help now?
- Write down the treatment dates and the providers involved.
- Describe the harm you believe the care caused or made worse.
- Keep correspondence and any response to a complaint.
What happens next?
The team can discuss the incident, the harm caused and the evidence available. It will explain whether further investigation may be appropriate and discuss funding before you decide to instruct the firm.
What will it cost?
No Win, No Fee may be available. Eligibility, terms and possible deductions apply. How funding works
Ask about fees, possible deductions and any insurance before deciding whether to proceed.
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