clinical-negligence-2018
Government to introduce legal costs cap to support victims
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-to-introduce-legal-costs-cap-to-support-victims
NHS faces huge clinical negligence legal fees bill
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-51180944
Whistleblowers sacked by NHS fear no change after Lucy Letby case
‘The NHS sold out its staff’: Doctors whose lives were devastated by long COVID to sue health service
Police investigate dozens of deaths at hospital in Brighton
Medical negligence cost Northern Care Alliance more than £26m in year
https://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/23784594.medical-negligence-cost-northern-care-alliance-26m-year/
Somerset NHS trust pays out £13.5m in negligence claims in a year
Medical negligence claims process can be “inhumane experience”
Medical negligence claims process can be “inhumane experience”
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A no win no fee agreement is a way of pursuing a medical negligence compensation claim with no legal fees to pay upfront. We want you to feel empowered to seek rightful compensation without the looming stress of financial burden throughout the process.
What is Medical Negligence?
All healthcare professionals have a duty of care towards their patients. They must provide a certain standard of care to their patients, failure to provide care in line with this standard, which then results in an avoidable injury, is medical negligence.
How can a healthcare professional breach their duty of care?
This can happen in many ways, perhaps you were misdiagnosed? Given the incorrect medication? Maybe your urgent treatment was delayed without good reason? These are only a few of the ways in which a healthcare professional can breach their duty of care.