Medical Negligence Solicitors
If you have suffered an injury as a result of poor care from either a GP or hospital, our experienced team will handle your medical negligence claim to ensure you receive the compensation you are entitled to.

- Conveyancing
- Debt & Insolvency
- Employment
- Family Law
- Medical Negligence
- Birth Injury & Pregnancy Claims
- Cardiac & Heart Negligence
- Cauda Equina Syndrome
- Cerebral Palsy
- Cosmetic Dentistry Claims
- Cosmetic Surgery Claims
- Essure Implant Claims
- Gender Affirmation Claims
- GP & Misdiagnosis Claims
- Hernia Mesh Claims
- Hospital Acquired Infections
- Inquest Representation
- Late/Misdiagnosed Cancer Claim
- Organ Transplant Surgery
- Pressure Sores
- Prolapse Surgery
- Surgical Errors
- Sepsis Claims
- Vaginal Mesh Implant Claims
- Personal Accident & Injury
- Personal Disputes
- Professional Negligence
- Sports Law
- Wills, Trusts & Probate
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We can advise if you have received improper, unskilled or negligent treatment by a health care professional, GP or dentist.
What is Medical Negligence?
Medical Negligence is when a healthcare professional breaches their duty of care to you and you are injured or an illness is worsened as a result of that breach. Common failures that our solicitors deal with include:
- Misdiagnosis
- Incorrect treatment
- Neglect
- Symptoms ignored
- Delay in treatment
We have an internationally recognised team of clinical negligence solicitors based in Grimsby, Lincoln, Hull and Louth, all of whom specialise in dealing with birth injury and pregnancy claims, Cerebral Palsy, Cauda Equina Syndrome, Cosmetic Dentistry claims, cosmetic surgery claims, GP & misdiagnoses, hospital acquired infections, inquest representation, pressure sores, prolapse surgery and surgical errors, cancer claims, accident and emergency claims and defective medical products claims.
Can you claim?
If it can be shown that there was medical negligence and as a result of that negligence you suffered additional harm, we will help ensure that you are compensated accordingly.
The general time limit for making a claim is three years from the date of treatment or your date of knowledge of negligence. Children have three years from becoming 18. However there are some exceptions to this rule and we would encourage anyone to make an enquiry even if they think this time has passed.
We know every client’s main concern is cost. We are obliged to provide you with the best costs advice as per the Solicitors Code of Conduct. We offer all types of funding from legal aid to a 'no win, no fee' agreement. Contact us for a free consultation Every case is different and we advise you to give one of our friendly team a free call to discuss your matter confidentially with no obligation.
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