Clinical Negligence/Medical Negligence is not a common occurrence thankfully but, when it does happen, the consequences can be tragic. If you have suffered from Medical Negligence and, you believe your GP, dentist or hospital is at fault, you may be entitled to compensation through legal action.
What Can You Claim For?
Claims may be made for death or serious disability or injury resulting from medical error or misjudgment. You may also claim for less serious problems; for instance, you might have lost your front teeth through dental error, or had a broken leg set incorrectly. Depending on your case, you and your family may be able to win compensation for suffering, pain, the loss of earnings and the cost of care, housing and social needs, for now and the future.
How Do You Claim?
You will need to search for a solicitor in your area, complete the online questionnaire which will enable your chosen firm to assess your case.
How Can You Tell If Your Solicitor Specialises in Clinical Negligence?
All the solicitors listed for this area of law can help with your claim and are registered by the Law Society.
How Much Will It Cost?
When your claim has been assessed fees will be discussed - you may be eligible for Public Funding (formerly Legal Aid) but your solicitor will advise you on the options available.
What Do I Do Next?
Please complete and submit the online enquiry form to your chosen solicitor and they will then contact you. Alternatively, telephone or e-mail your chosen solicitor after your search.
Search now; Select Clinical Negligence from the drop down box above, then enter the first part of the postcode or select a county in which you wish to find a Solicitor.
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