Medical misdiagnosis is a type of clinical negligence which can have a devastating effect on the victim’s life. Whilst for the most part, medical professionals accurately diagnose a patient’s illness, there are instances where they neglect their duty of care by failing to efficiently diagnose their patient giving rise to legal claims.
We offer a free online claim assessment to see if you can make a medical misdiagnosis claim, or you can give us a call on 01254606008.
Wherever possible, Farleys will pursue your claim on a ‘no win no fee’ basis.
For free initial advice on pursuing a medical misdiagnosis claim, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01254606008 or email us today to arrange an appointment. With offices across the North West, including Manchester, Blackburn, and Preston, our expert team is ready to assist you.
Contact UsMaking a Misdiagnosis Claim
There are a number of different circumstances which can give rise to a potential misdiagnosis claim:
Our experienced medical negligence solicitors understand that making a claim can seem like a daunting task if you or someone close to you has been the victim of misdiagnosis. Our lawyers will ensure that your claim is settled efficiently and will do everything in their power to achieve the highest level of compensation for you.
Common Misdiagnosis Claims
The following conditions are commonly misdiagnosed:
In order to make a claim it must be proven that the failure to provide treatment or the provision of incorrect treatment has caused further injury, pain or suffering. Whilst our expert solicitors will guide you through every step of your claim, it is also useful for you to keep a record of your case and retain any documents or medicine boxes which you have been prescribed.
Serious health problems can arise if incorrect or unsuitable medication has been administered as well as from the side effects of such medication. Failure to be treated for an illness that has been undiagnosed or the performance of an incorrect medical procedure can also severely damage health or even result in death.
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