Medical negligence is poor medical care provided by a healthcare professional to a patient, which has directly contributed to an injury or worsens an existing condition. Negligent treatment can happen in a number of ways, including misdiagnosis, surgical errors or delayed treatment. If you have been a victim of substandard care and have suffered an injury or illness as a result, you may be entitled to a compensation claim.
HOW DO I MAKE A CLAIM?
To make a successful medical negligence compensation claim, the first thing you need to do is get in touch with one of our specialist solicitors. We will help you manage the process by trying to understand events surrounding your case via a free initial consultation. After the consultation, we will request your medical records and work closely with independent medical experts, who will evaluate your case and give their opinion on whether you have suffered negligent treatment.
If we believe you have a valid medical negligence claim, we will begin legal action on your behalf.
HOW MUCH CAN I EXPECT FOR MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE?
- The pain and suffering you have experienced. While this does not have a specific monetary value, the compensation you receive will depend on the severity of pain and suffering.
- Financial losses you have incurred such as medical equipment you have acquired to aid your daily living as well as cost of travel for medical appointments.
- Home adaptations
- Cost of current and future medical care
- Earnings you have lost due to the injury. You may also be able to make a claim for future estimated earnings if the injury has impacted your ability to continue work.
- Cost of medical procedures you need after the negligent treatment
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