Medical Negligence
Experienced Guidance For Medical Negligence Cases
If you believe you’ve suffered due to medical error, we can help you understand your rights, access the truth, and seek a fair outcome — with dignity, discretion, and support.
Medical Negligence Is Personal. So Is Our Approach.
Medical negligence cases are deeply sensitive and often complex. They involve more than legal questions — they touch on your health, your trust, and your future.
We’ll help you:
- Understand if you have a valid claim
- Gather medical reports and expert opinions
- Navigate the legal process with minimal stress
- Seek the outcome you deserve — and the clarity you need
Whether it’s a misdiagnosis, surgical error, or failure of care, we’ll support you from first conversation to final resolution.
What We Typically Help With
Failure To Refer Or Escalate
When patients aren’t referred to specialists in time.
Surgical Errors
Unnecessary procedures, retained instruments, or incorrect surgeries.
Birth Injuries
Injuries to mother or child during labour or delivery.
Misdiagnosis Or Delayed Diagnosis
Where early detection or proper investigation could have changed the outcome.
Negligent Aftercare Or Medication Errors
Incorrect treatment, follow-up failures, or drug mismanagement.
What You Can Expect.
Experienced, Careful Assessment
We’ll tell you honestly if we believe you have a claim. We only take on cases where we think we can make a difference.
Sensitivity Throughout The Process
We understand that you’re dealing with more than legal issues. We’ll move at a pace you’re comfortable with — and explain every step.
Access To Independent Medical Experts
We work with trusted professionals to assess what went wrong and build a strong, evidence-backed case.
A Clear, Human Voice Throughout
No legal jargon. No ambiguity. Just clear advice from an experienced solicitor.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have a case?
If you suspect your treatment caused avoidable harm, it’s worth speaking to a solicitor. We’ll assess the facts and advise you honestly.
Is there a time limit?
Yes — generally two years from the date of the incident, or from when you became aware of the harm caused. Earlier is always better.
Will I need to go to court?
Not always. Some cases are settled before trial. If court is necessary, we’ll represent you throughout and make sure you’re prepared and supported.
Talk To Someone Who Understands
Medical negligence cases are not easy. But facing them with the right support can be empowering. We’ll help you move forward with confidence and clarity.
Speak directly with a solicitor
100% confidential and compassionate
