Medical Negligence can also be known as Clinical Negligence. We have gained a reputation in the region and indeed throughout the country in relation to claims arising as a consequence of poor or inadequate medical treatment.
The team are experienced in handling the sensitive issues which are usually associated with medical claims. They are always pleased to talk confidentially and without obligation to those who may be the victims of bad medical treatment and advise whether or not a viable claim exists.
Bridge McFarland have specialist Medical Negligence lawyers as well as a specialist Medical Adviser to ensure that each client receives the very best advice and compensation claim service.Free first interviews are available at all Bridge McFarland’s offices.
Areas of Medical Negligence where Bridge McFarland may be of assistance include:
Cerebal Palsy and Child Brain Injury Claims
Pregnancy and Birth Injury Claims
Adult Brain Injury Claims
Cancer Claims
Orthopaedic and Amputation Claims
Surgery Claims (including Gynaecological, General Surgery, Colo-Rectal, ENT and Maxillo-Facial)
Opthalmic and Eye Surgery Claims
Delays and Errors in Diagnosis
Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery Claims
Fatal Claims
Failures in Nursing Care
Failures in GP Care
Dental Claims
Misrepresentation Claims
Assistance with making complaints about medical care
Often clients who consider that they may be able to claim compensation for their losses are concerned about how to fund their case. When the firm is instructed in connection with a potential claim this issue is one of the first to be addressed. Depending upon both the nature of the claim and the clients circumstances a number of options will probably be available. These are always discussed and considered in detail. Bridge McFarland offer ‘no win no fee’ arrangements as well as acting for clients who have the benefit of either legal aid or legal expense insurance
Very often cases of this nature can be settled by negotiation without court proceedings having to be commenced. This is always an attractive option which has more chance of success if cases are handled thoroughly and in accordance with the established pre-action protocols. Bridge McFarland place great emphasis on trying, at least in the first instance, to deal with matters in this way. However, if no fair settlement can be reached a case will be taken to trial if the evidence and expert advice suggests that this is required.
