Medical Claims

If you have been unfortunate enough to suffer from a medical complaint or injury which you feel was not treated properly, was not diagnosed in a timely manner, or was perhaps exacerbated by incorrect medical advice, you may be eligible to make a claim. The most common sort of medical claim is that of medical negligence, which is when a medical specialist who has been responsible for your care has acted in a negligent manner that has then caused you harm. Clearly this is a very serious matter and can often be quite complicated (legally and medically), and should therefore not be entered into on a whim. Please click a topic for further information:

• Are you thinking of making a Malpractice Claim ?
• Have you suffered a head injury and think you can claim?
• Cosmetic Surgery Compensation Claims
• Claiming for birth related injuries
• Skin conditions eg. Dermititus claims
• Post traumatic stress disorder and related claims
• Loss of limb(s) compensation
• Muscle and soft tissue claims
• Injuries to Knees and related compensation
• Carbon Monoxide poisoning
• Blindness and loss of sight (fully and partial)
• Burns & scarring and related compensation claims.
• Deafness and related hearing issues

In most medical claim cases, the claimant has suffered from emotional and physical distress and may be in need of long-term care or financial reimbursement. Because of the sensitive nature of such claims, it is important to be aware of the facts – you need to be sure that you are eligible to make a claim, that you have all of the relevant information in order to lodge a claim, and be aware that you may need to provide medical evidence to support your case. We hope that the information provided in the guides below can help to explain the process in more detail.