Medical Negligence
Good quality medical care is taking place every day. Sadly, however, accidents do happen, mistakes get made resulting in someone getting injured.

The victim of a medical accident suffers a double injury.  They feel that their trust has been broken also.

Compensation is payable where there has been malpractice but it is often difficult to prove.  We point you in the direction of solicitors well versed in medicine as well as the law so that you have the best chance of gaining redress.


Information

Medical Negligence - What is involved in making a claim? Medical negligence claims are notoriously difficult to prove. The injuries suffered as a result of poor or sub-standard medical treatment can be as catastrophic ...
(21/01/2006)

Birth Injury Claims -  Birth injury claims.  These form a significant proportion of medical negligence claims as a whole. A baby may suffer a catastrophic injury at, or shortly before the time of, birth. Even ...
(21/01/2006)

Obstetric Claim - DF v St George's Healthcare NHS Trust High Court 24/6/2005An obstetric senior registrar performed an instrumental delivery during the birth of a child in circumstances and at a time when expert evidence ...
(21/01/2006)

Caesarean Section - Smith v Sheridan High Court 14/04/2005A consultant obstetrician used execessive force when using forceps to deliver a baby during a caesarean section. This caused bleeding and damage to the baby's brain. ...
(18/01/2006)

NHS treatment postcode lottery - Ann Marie Rogers has succeeded in her legal battle to force her Primary Care Trust to fund her treatment with Herceptin. Herceptin has been licensed only for late stage breast cancer, and Ms Rogers ...
(01/01/1900)




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