Have the NHS given you or a loved one substandard care?

If you or a loved one have suffered sub-standard care by a medical professional leading to further health issues / a worsening condition / or in the worst cases loss of life, then you may be able to get justice and at the very least an explanation and an apology from the hospital trust or medical provider that are responsible.

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If this is the case then you may be able to claim compensation for negligence.

Our team have won £millions on behalf of those who have suffered at the hands of Doctors, Surgeons and Dentists.

Must have happened in the last 2 years

If under 18 at the time, it is 2 years from their 18th birthday. Different rules apply for those lacking capacity.

Find out if you are eligible to make a claim for medical negligence by answering these simple questions…

1. Have you suffered at the hands of a medical provider?*

2. What is the name of the medical provider?*

3. Is it a claim for mental health issues?*YesNo

4. Did it happen in England or Wales?*YesNo

5. Has the negligence caused harm?*YesNo

6. Was the issue in the last 2 years?*

If it is before their 20th birthday select ‘yes’

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You meet the criteria for a medical negligence claim please add your contact details so one of our team can call you to discuss your options

Full name*

Telephone number*

Email address

Additional info*

Unfortunately, if the negligence was over 2 years ago then we are unable to assist you in making a claim

Unfortunately our solicitors wouldn’t be able to bring a claim if the negligence has not caused harm.

Unfortunately our solicitors can only take on claims in England and Wales.

Unfortunately our solicitors do not take on mental health claims. There are many other solicitors that do.

Medical negligence

A Medical Negligence Claim is when a patient has had a sub-standard level of care that has led to a worsening condition, a shortened duration of life or, in the worst case, loss of life.

Dental negligence

Dental negligence is where a patient has received substandard care from a dental professional, leading to harm, injury, or other adverse outcomes.

Care home neglect

Care home workers have a legal duty to provide a reasonable standard of care to their patients and to act in ways that protect their safety.

Birthing injury

If a child or mother are injured by poor treatment during the birthing process, then they may be able to make a Birth Injury claim.

Are you eligible?