CLINICAL NEGLIGENCE CLAIMS
Whenever we receive medical treatment, we expect and are entitled to receive a certain level of care. Unfortunately not everyone's experience of healthcare is problem-free, which is why Francis Hanna & Co has a specialist Clinical Negligence department.
If you are unhappy with the quality of medical treatment you have received or if you feel you have received sub-standard care, Francis Hanna & Co can help you pursue a claim for clinical negligence compensation.
Our expert team is experienced in dealing with all aspects of medical or clinical negligence cases to successfully win a claim. We understand that the circumstances of your experience will be personal to you, they will be sensitive and possibly distressing - which is why we provide a caring service which treats you as an individual and offers all the help, advice and support you will need to successfully bring your claim.
Francis Hanna & Co Solicitors can help you to pursue clinical negligence cases in areas such as:
- Pregnancy issues and maternal or infant birth injury
- Midwifery errors Surgical claims including general surgery, gynaecological, neuro and cardio thoracic
- Anaesthetic-related problems
- Cosmetic surgery
- GP error
- Dental claims
- Ophthalmic and laser eye surgery errors
- Cerebral Palsy and child brain injury
- Adult brain injury
- Nursing and care home injury
- Orthopaedics and wrongful amputation
- Cancer claims
- Diagnosis errors and delays
- Prescription errors - administration and dispensing
Our commitment to every client is to maximise their compensation, make the claims process as simple and hassle-free as possible, and ensure every client keeps every penny of the compensation awarded.
Our team of expert lawyers will work tirelessly to investigate your claim, establishing what happened and why, and maximise the damages that you will obtain from your clinical negligence compensation claim.
For further information or for a free, no obligation discussion please contact one of our Partners, Mr Martin Hanna by emailing him directly or by completing the brief online form.
