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.
“The process was, for me unnecessarily difficult due to problems at the beginning of a very small chain but Rachel and her team kept my wife and I as informed as was possible. A really nice touch was the personal call from Rachel confirming that contracts had exchanged at last. I tried hard not to let me frustrations show and Rachel and the team were always there to give advice and explain the position as best as they were able. I’m not in a rush to go through a purchase and sale again but I would definitely return to bmcf and Rachel in particular.”
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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