Late/Misdiagnosed Cancer Claim
Often when opportunities for diagnosis are missed and the condition has developed to a more advanced stage, the delay will have made a difference to the outcome. Sometimes the effect is extremely serious.
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If you have suffered from a misdiagnosis of cancer or you diagnosis was delayed then our specialist solicitors can help you.
Receiving a diagnosis that you, a family member or a friend has cancer is devastating. It is understandably a very difficult time and it is important to have support from friends and family. When a person is diagnosed with cancer, their clinician will tell them at what stage their cancer has reached. Often when opportunities for diagnosis are missed and the condition has developed to a more advanced stage, the delay will have made a difference to the outcome. Sometimes the effect is extremely serious.
Our specialist Medical Negligence Solicitors have won compensation for many people who had a delayed diagnosis of cancer because their X-rays and scans were misinterpreted, tissue samples and smears were wrongly interpreted by pathologists, and because adequate investigation was not carried out.
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