Claims Include
Making a mistake during surgery
Childbirth issues
Birth related injuries
Cerebral Palsy
Erbs Palsy
Making the wrong diagnosis
Not giving you treatment you need
Giving you the wrong drug
Not getting your consent to Treatment
Not warning you about the risks of a particular type of treatment
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The Medical Accident Group works on behalf of specialised solicitors who work with medical negligence claims. We are not middlemen and do not take any money at all from clients. The Medical Accident Group advertises on behalf of solicitors.
Clinical negligence is a highly specialised field. The term clinical negligence (often referred to as medical negligence) is a term used to cover a wide variety of problems arising out of clinical care. It is simply a legal term used to describe where a patient has been harmed due to a medical accident, where a healthcare professional did not give the correct standard of care. It is not always the case the the medical professional is incompetent, but it could simply mean that they made a mistake.
The purpose of a legal claim is to obtain compensation in an attempt to restore you to the position you would have been, if the mistake had not taken place. Money is no substitute for your health, but it assists in a loss of income to the household. If there is a serious disability then it may provide the funding to enable the purchase of suitable equipment or a motor car for transport.
There are two parts to the compensation which can be awarded, these being General Damages and Special Damages.
General damages are for the pain and suffering both past and future. This often includes the emotional effects and the loss of your ability to continue with your previous lifestyle in regard to work and hobbies etc.
Special damages are for pure financial loss including loss of earnings (past and future), prescription charges, clinical costs (private treatment), home nursing, travelling expenses etc.
If you think you may be a victim of clinical negligence, then it is a good idea to keep a record or a diary of the things that have happened, both during and after your treatment. This will greatly assist a solicitor when investigating your claim.