Medical Negligence Solicitors

If you've been unfortunate enough to have suffered injury whilst in a medical facility, you will no doubt realise how traumatic such a situation can be. Some people get so badly affected due to another persons negligence that they can face financial ruin, as they are left unable to work and struggle to keep the roof over their head and provide for the family. People who have suffered due to someone else's negligence have a legal right to claim damages against the negligent party. You can claim compensation for any injury for accidents suffered where someone else has caused this injury; employees or owners of a medical facility or business must ensure that any patient whilst in their care receives what is referred to as an acceptable "duty of care".

If an individual believes that they have been injured due to someone else's lack of care or because that person did something that they should have not, be it from a gp, nurse, dental practitioner or surgeon for example then they may have grounds to pursue a claim for negligence often referred to as clinical negligence or medical negligence claims. If you've been neglected in an NHS hospital, private hospital, dental surgery, doctors surgery or any other type of medical facility and had incorrect diagnoses or have had incorrect surgery for an illness or medical problem, prescribed or had administered incorrect medication, that has caused injury to you, then you may be able to claim.

Often cases for medical negligence can be very complex and take time to prove that someone has been negligent. If you wish to pursue a claim for medical negligence then its vital that you do this with expert specialist medical negligence lawyers. Successful compensation awards obviously vary so much from case to case and can include loss of earnings as well as pain and suffering endured.

If you are in this situation and believe you have suffered negligence then it's important to speak to personal injury solicitors for negligence claims as soon as possible. You have three years from the date of knowledge of the injury to pursue a claim for medical negligence. So do not delay as it may affect your claim by putting it off until later. Whilst compensation may not improve your health, it may go some way in helping you recover financially.