Misdiagnosed Fractures

Medical Negligence Claims: Missed Fractures

Misdiagnosed fractures are a regular occurrence in the increasingly busy A+E departments throughout the UK.

Many misdiagnosed fractures result in little harm. However, certain types of fractures, such as Scaphoid fractures, may result in significant harm if left untreated. Misdiagnosis of such a fracture may result in surgery to resolve the problem.

Our Panel Lawyers have dealt with hundreds of claims involving the misdiagnosis of a fracture; in some case recovering substantial amounts of compensation.

Our Medical Lawyers are able to conduct your claim on a No Win No Fee basis, or, in qualifying cases, with the benefit of Public Funding (formerly Legal Aid).

Contact us today to discuss your potential claim with a specialist Medical Negligence Lawyer.

Areas of expertise

GP Negligence

Surgical Negligence

Misdiagnosis
Missed Fractures
Misdiagnosis of cancer

Birth Injury

Cauda Equina Syndrome

Anaesthetic Awareness

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How are Medical Negligence Claims Funded?

All our Medical Lawyers are able to offer:

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In addition, many people do not realise that they may have Legal Expenses Insurance (as part of their Home Contents or Car insurance) that covers Medical Negligence Claims. Our Lawyers will check your insurance policy and establish whether you have this benefit.

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Please contact us now if you believe that you may have a Medical Negligence Claim to speak to a specialist Medical Negligence Claims Lawyer.

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