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If you have suffered through a misdiagnosis, your condition wasn't diagnosed and was left untreated or you were wrongly diagnosed, we can help you claim for your pain.
Clinical negligence claims are on the rise and a recent study has exposed that they affect one in ten UK patients. Medical negligence covers a wide range of cases including, operation errors, misdiagnosis and failure of medical equipment; and pursuing compensation can help you recover a range of costs, including loss of income.
Misdiagnosis is very serious. Health issues - which may have been easily treated - can become serious when left over time. An example of this is cancer. If you or someone you know has suffered from a misdiagnosis, contact us to discuss your options.
We are experts in misdiagnosis claims
Although cases of misdiagnosis can be extremely damaging, they are a very common type of clinical negligence claim. For this reason, we have a team of specialist solicitors ready to deal with this area of law. Here are some examples of misdiagnosis compensation claims:
- Bowel Cancer or Colon Cancer Misdiagnosis
- Breast Cancer Misdiagnosis
- Skin Cancer Misdiagnosis
- Other Types of Cancer Misdiagnosis
- Undiagnosed Fractures
- Swine Flu Misdiagnosis
How much is my claim worth?
Misdiagnosis cases are difficult to generalise in terms of compensation. Get in touch or request a call back and one of our specialist solicitors will be able to give you an idea of what similar cases have settled for in the past.
Why you should work with us?
- No Win No Fee - you don't pay any costs whether you win or lose you case
- 100% compensation to you. There are NO deductions from your compensation. Our fees are covered by the other side
- We have over 15 years experience in this industry and offer an expert service
What happens next?
To start your misdiagnoses claim, complete the form below and we will be in touch very shortly.
We’re looking forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
The ACHAH Group
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Mr. X is misdiagnosed at local Hospital receives £475,000
Mr. X developed a throbbing headache and muffled hearing. Over the course of the next few days his symptoms worsened. He attended the out of hours GP clinic at his local Hospital and was seen by the Doctor who diagnosed him with otitis media and prescribed antibiotics. The following morning Mr.X fell unconscious. He was taken to Hospital where he was diagnosed with pneumococcal meningitis.
Mr T claims £825,000 for delay in treatment
Mr.T began suffering pain in his back and shoulder and went to Hospital. His condition worsened over the course of the next 48 hrs to the extent that he had no feeling or sensation from the waist downwards. One of our panel was instructed to make a claim for compensation on the basis that the MRI scan should have been undertaken earlier.
Mrs H claims £175,000 for failure to provide appropriate care
One of our panel was instructed to pursue a claim against a Primary Care Trust for failing to provide appropriate mental health care to Mrs H Husband.
Mr A claims £500,000 against GP for failing to diagnose
Mr A called his GP out to him home address on numerous occasions complaining of acute severe lower back pain. He had numbness in both legs and difficulty going to the toilet. The GP indicated he would arrange for an MRI scan. A few days later he was so concerned that his GP was failing to act promptly; he called an ambulance and was taken to hospital. An urgent MRI scan revealed that urgent surgery needed to be performed but the client was left with permanent nerve damage.
Mrs C awarded £30,000 for operation that went wrong
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