Misdiagnosis of Cancer

Medical Negligence Claims: Misdiagnosis of Cancer

If diagnosed early, most cancers are treatable and are not as fatal as they once were. However, when cancer is misdiagnosed the consequences can be severe and can lead to more invasive treatment or a significantly worsened prognosis.

Delay in diagnosis of cancer claims are quite common with many involving a delay in the diagnosis of:
 Breast Cancer
 Rectal Cancer
 Lung Cancer

To bring a misdiagnosis of cancer claim, you must prove that the cancer was detectable and should have been detected based on the symptoms complained of. In addition, it must be shown that earlier diagnosis would have, on the balance of probabilities, altered the eventual outcome. This can either be less extensive treatment or a better prognosis.

Our Panel Members regularly recover compensation on behalf of Claimants who have been the victim of misdiagnosis of cancer.

Many claims are against their GP and involve allegations that the GP failed to refer the Claimant for treatment / investigations.

If you believe that you have a Misdiagnosis of Cancer Claim, contact us today for a free initial assessment of your claim by a specialist Medical Negligence Lawyer.

Our Medical Lawyers

 
Are ranked highly for Medical Negligence by Chambers and Partners

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Are 100% dedicated to obtaining the maximum amount of compensation for you

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How are Medical Negligence Claims Funded?

All our Medical Lawyers are able to offer:

Public Funding (Legal Aid)

No Win No Fee Agreements

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.

Click here to go to our Funding page for more information.

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