Being on the receiving end of a medical negligence case can be very distressing. It can be daunting to decide which way to turn and who to ask for help.
Robertsons Solicitors have helped countless people in Cardiff and throughout Wales in recent years after negligent treatment in hospitals, GP offices, and care homes. Our medical negligence solicitors are experts in outlining personal injury cases and fighting for you.
We often handle our negligence cases on a no-win, no-fee basis, which means there is no harm in finding out if you have a claim.
If you have one, we will guide you through the claims process. We cover all areas of negligence which includes care home claims, dental negligence claims, cosmetic claims, surgical negligence, NHS medical negligence and more.
Defining Medical Negligence
The legalese
A medical negligence claim happens when a patient takes their hospital or doctor (or, sometimes, both) to court because the care he received falls below acceptable standards. As a result, the patient is often worse off than before and must prove that the medical professional damaged his health or that the incident would not have occurred in someone else’s hands.
At Robertsons Solicitors, we’ve handled negligence cases that have dealt with dental mistakes, clinical misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis, birth injuries, surgical negligence and more. Many of our clients had been left with physical and emotional scars and ongoing financial concerns.
We are experts to help guide you through the medical negligence claims process and ensure that it is done correctly and as swiftly as possible. We are dedicated to providing the best advice and service so that you can get the best compensation for your situation.
Contact our Medical Negligence Solicitors in Cardiff today and take the first step towards securing the compensation you deserve.
Our medical negligence specialist, Andrew Collingbourne has recently assisted the family of a young boy with complex medical needs that died of meningitis after doctors were unable to diagnose him. Watch the BBC video.