Medical negligence happens when healthcare professionals fail to provide the standard of care you’re entitled to, leading to avoidable harm. If you or a loved one has suffered due to misdiagnosis, surgical mistakes, prescription errors, or poor treatment, you may be eligible to claim compensation. Our role as a regulated Claims Management Company is to connect you with specialist solicitors who may act on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Medical negligence occurs when a doctor, nurse, or healthcare provider breaches their duty of care, causing injury, illness, or worsening of your condition. Examples include:
If proven, you may be entitled to compensation to help cover your pain, suffering, and financial losses.
Compensation for medical negligence can cover both:
Pain, suffering, loss of quality of life
Financial losses, such as lost earnings, ongoing care, or private treatment costs
Every claim is different, and the amount of compensation depends on the severity of your injuries and their impact on your daily life.
You share details of your case and evidence of negligence.
A solicitor will review medical records and expert opinions.
If your case is accepted, your solicitor may pursue it on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Step-by-step medical negligence claims guide. Learn how to identify negligence, gather medical evidence, and start a No Win, No Fee claim
Medical negligence occurs when a healthcare provider breaches their duty of care, causing avoidable harm. Identify the incident, such as a misdiagnosis, surgical mistake, or medication error.
Collect your medical records, appointment notes, prescriptions, and any correspondence with the healthcare provider. Evidence will help demonstrate how the negligence occurred and its impact.
Contact a regulated Claims Management Company or a solicitor specialising in medical negligence. We are FCA authorised and regulated, and we may refer your case to a solicitor who can act on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Your solicitor will review your evidence, obtain medical expert reports, and submit your claim. Most cases are settled without court proceedings, but some may require legal action if disputed.
Most medical negligence claims take between 18–24 months to resolve, depending on the complexity of your case and whether liability is disputed. Straightforward cases may settle earlier, while complex ones requiring court involvement may take longer.
No, most claims are settled outside of court through negotiation. However, if the healthcare provider disputes liability or settlement cannot be agreed, your solicitor may need to issue court proceedings. If this happens, your solicitor will represent you throughout.
Compensation varies depending on the type of negligence, severity of harm, and impact on your life. It usually covers general damages (pain, suffering, loss of quality of life) and special damages (loss of income, care costs, treatment expenses). Every case is assessed individually by a solicitor.
Yes. If your claim is unsuccessful, you will not have to pay your solicitor’s legal fees. If your claim is successful, a success fee may apply. All terms will be explained clearly before you sign any agreement. We are a Claims Management Company authorised and regulated by the FCA and may refer you to a solicitor.
No. You can make a medical negligence complaint directly to the healthcare provider or the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman free of charge. If you choose to use our services, we can assist with the process and may refer your case to a solicitor who can act on a No Win, No Fee basis.
From paperwork to negotiations, we handle everything with integrity and professionalism. You’ll always know where you stand, with no hidden fees or surprises.
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