We all place a huge amount of trust in medical professionals however occasionally things can go wrong. From misdiagnosis or the failure of medical professionals to treat an injury adequately, you could be left seriously injured, angry and bewildered. You can claim damages under common law under many different scenarios, for example:
- Misdiagnosis or the diagnosis of a condition in a timely fashion
- Failure to adequately monitor your condition
- Failure to provide adequate pre or post-operative care
- Failure to adequately advise you of any associated risks
- Failure to effectively report on your condition
- Failure to follow-up test results
Damages can be pursued against most medical professionals (and institutions) who are required by law to be insured by the Professional Indemnity Insurance Scheme (PPI). Some examples are shown below:
- General Practitioners
- Surgeons
- Hospitals and clinics
- Dentists
- Radiologists
- Doctors
- Allied healthcare professionals such as physiotherapists, chiropractors, paramedics, audiologists and many more.
You can be compensated for in a variety of different areas as a consequence of your injury / condition, for example:
- Loss of earnings
- Reduction in life expectancy
- Pain and suffering
- Paid care by other medical professionals or occupations
- Past and future expenses due to your injury
- Many more
Don’t delay, contact us today to discuss your case. When making a personal injury claim, it is important to understand that varying time constraints exist for varying types of injuries or accidents. It is possible in some cases to achieve extensions depending upon your case, however it cannot be overstated that you should act as quickly as you can. We can help you at Abbey Injury Law to deal with your claim as smoothly as possible.
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Abbey Injury Law operates under a ‘no win, no-fee’ basis in almost all cases. Contact us to arrange a no-obligation consultation so we can determine the weight of your claim and fight on your behalf.
