How Medical Negligence Claim Expert Solicitors Negotiate a Claim

Medical Negligence Claim Experts

How our solicitors negotiate a claim

Have you suffered medical malpractice or negligence in the past three years? If so, we can help! See how solicitors negotiate a claim for compensation to you.

The specialist medical negligence solicitors we work with have worked with various patients across the UK to help them claim compensation. Whether you’ve suffered illness, injury or financial loss following medical negligence, we can help you get the answers and compensation you deserve.

If they win your case and you are awarded compensation, you can take the time you need to recover without worrying about your finances. However, we know that the process of claiming for medical negligence is long and complex. This is why we’re here to provide advice and support every step of the way.

I would claim, but I can’t afford a solicitor

Can’t afford legal fees? No problem. Our expert panel of medical negligence solicitors work on a No Win No Fee* basis. It means you’ll only pay your solicitor if they win your case.

*No Win No Fee: Typically, customers pay 25% including VAT of the compensation amount that is recovered by our third-party law firms, although this is subject to your individual circumstances and the actual fee may be more or less than this. Termination fees may apply if you do not keep to the terms of the agreement.

There are no upfront fees, no hidden costs, and we are totally transparent about what we and our partnered law firms do. At the start of your claim, you’ll be asked to sign a document outlining your financial obligations.

It’s been more than three years since the incident

You may still be able to claim, even if the malpractice or medical negligence happened in the past. If you were a child at the time of a procedure, for example, then the three-year rule only applies after you turn 18.

Similarly, if you were disabled or suffering from mental illness at the time of the incident, the three-year ‘statute of limitations’ only comes into effect when the illness or disability ceases to have an effect. In other words, if you still have a disability or illness registered under the Mental Health Act – you may still be able to claim.

If neither of these exemptions applies to you, but you can still prove that the incident severely impacted you or your quality of life, a medical negligence solicitor may still be able to take your case to court.

However, the only way to know for sure whether you may have a strong case is to first consult with the team at The Medical Negligence Experts. You’ll then be on your way to finding out if you have a strong case.

Contact us FREE today

We offer a completely free, no-obligation consultation call to see if we can connect you to an expert law firm to assist with your potential claim.

For more information, get in touch with us and let us help you start your claim for the compensation you deserve.

How can we help?

The solicitors we work with obtain compensation which you can use in a variety of ways to help you move forward with your life, including privately funded rehabilitation, loss of earnings, adaptions for your home or a move to somewhere more suited to your needs.

Contact The Medical Negligence Experts today and let us start you on the path to a brighter future.