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Disability Due to Medical Negligence and How to Claim Compensation

Disability Due to Medical Negligence and How to Claim Compensation

If substandard medical care has left you or a loved one struggling with significant and life-changing disability, contact Glynns to discuss the possibility of making a claim for compensation.

The right to compensation

If a patient suffers a poor outcome following negligent or substandard medical care, they are entitled to claim compensation for the impact of the negligence. If their medical care leaves them suffering disability which would not have been the case with an acceptable level of care, the consequences of their disability can be addressed within a successful compensation claim.

This can include financial losses such as a reduced income or the costs of care.

Disability as a result of negligence

Negligence can occur in a wide variety of forms from the misadministration of medication, to an error in surgery, a delay in diagnosis, a failure to carry out a risk assessment or to monitor a patient's condition.

Disability may be as severe as a loss of mobility due to amputation or nerve compression. It may also be the consequences of undiagnosed heart failure or stroke, or the loss of vision or hearing due to surgical errors or incontinence due to delays in diagnosing anal sphincter injuries or bowel conditions. It may be the cognitive or psychological impact of sepsis or the devastation of delayed treatment of cancer.

How to claim compensation

Compensation claims for medical negligence are extremely complex, requiring an expert assessment of the quality of the patient's medical care, the consequences of that care and the long-term impact on the patient.

It requires the input of the best medical experts in a wide variety of fields depending on the nature of the medical problem and the ways in which the patient has been affected.

It requires skills of analysis and negotiation to ensure that the patient achieves the best outcome, enabling them to deal with the many and varied problems which the negligence has caused.

If you think that you or a loved one have been the victim of negligent medical care, you should speak to a specialist medical negligence solicitor in order to gain the best advice.

Legal specialist

Glynns Solicitors is a dedicated medical negligence legal practice with a team of experienced specialist lawyers and a long-standing history of success in high-value negligence cases.

Contact us today to speak with a specialist solicitor, free of charge, about the possibility of making a claim for compensation.

Please call us free on 0800 234 3300 or complete our Online Enquiry Form.

 


Medical Negligence Claims

Could delayed or substandard treatment have caused avoidable harm?

It may be worth speaking to our specialist team if:

  • Important symptoms were not properly investigated
  • Tests, scans or specialist referrals were delayed
  • A deterioration in your condition was not acted upon
  • Treatment was delayed, inappropriate or not carried out properly
  • You have been left with significant or long-term problems

Your initial enquiry is free. No Win No Fee funding may be available.

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Why Choose Glynns?

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  • No Win No Fee funding may be available

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