Complaints and claims against hospitals, doctors and dentists.
Medical negligence can occur through inadequate treatment or poor judgement. If you
have suffered as a result of medical negligence, we can help you.
Common types of claims due to medical negligence include:
Inadequate or Negligent Dental Care.
Inadequate or Negligent Medical Care.
Brain injuries, Spinal injuries or Surgical errors.
Faulty medical implants (such as defective hip replacements).
Misdiagnosis or Inappropriate treatment.
Medical negligence may not become apparent for some years after your treatment or
diagnosis in certain instances.
Medical Negligence refers to claims against surgeons, doctors, nurses, dentists as well as
other members of the medical profession. Medical negligence claims are typically
complex and require a lot of specialist evidence to prove your case. MyFreeLawyer will
put you in touch with an expert medical negligence solicitor if you have suffered from
such an experience.
Check out the compensation guide to see the typical payouts for injuries related to medical negligence.
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