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Justice after Medical Negligence

No Win No Fee Medical Negligence Solicitors

  • Hospital Negligence Claims
  • NHS Negligence Claims
  • GP Claims
  • Misdiagnosis Claims
  • Surgery Claims

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Take advantage of the opportunity to assess your situation for potential medical negligence at no cost

Help and Support
Unsure about your medical negligence claim?

If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies as a medical negligence claim, it’s important to consider the following factors: duty of care, breach, causation, and damages. Regardless of the type of medical negligence you have experienced, these criteria are fundamental when assessing your potential for compensation

Can you sue the NHS for a medical negligence?

You could claim for medical negligence if you’ve been injured by NHS Trusts, private hospitals, specialist doctors, cosmetic surgeons, dentists, mental health professionals, nurses, and other medical staff
According to the National Health Service Litigation Authority, the average NHS negligence payout was estimated around £50,000.

What can be claimed for after Medical Negligence?

General damages

Compensation for pain and suffering relating to harm or injury caused by medical negligence.

Out of pocket expenses

Compensation for expenses such as travel after harm or injury due to negligence

Loss of earnings

Losses incurred due to taking time off work. If you may never return to work, then you can also claim for future loss of earnings.

Medical expenses

Costs incurred to return back to health after harm or injury due to medical negligence

Care costs

Compensation and help if carer is required during your recovery process. In more serious cases you can claim costs for a loved one looking after you or professional carer

Criteria

Am I entitled to make a Medical negligence claim?

Deciding if you can pursue a medical negligence claim depends on certain criteria:
  • The healthcare provider responsible for your treatment breached their duty of care by failing to meet the standard expected in their field
  • This breach directly caused or significantly contributed to your injury or illness, significantly impacting your life.
  • Your claim is lodged within the legal time limit, typically three years from the incident or the date you became aware of the negligence. Exceptions exist for cases involving minors or individuals lacking mental capacity, where time limits may vary or be removed.

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Check if you have a valid medical negligence claim

How Do You Make A GP Doctor Negligence Claim againts the NHS?

The first step for looking into a GP Doctor’s negligence claim is to get in touch with us for a free consultation. This will allow us to establish if you have a case and how much compensation you might be able to claim along with medical aids and rehabilitation needs to help you to get your life back on track.

Nationwide coverage. No win No fee medical negligence solicitors

Operating throughout the UK, we work on a ‘no win no fee’ basis which means that there will be no upfront costs should you wish to make a claim. You could claim for medical negligence if you’ve been injured by NHS Trusts, private hospitals, specialist doctors, cosmetic surgeons, dentists, mental health professionals, nurses, and other medical staff.
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