Medical Malpractice Claims

GP errors may be among the most significant, since the family physician is sometimes the patient’s sole medical contact for months at a time. This implies that a missing or wrong diagnosis or treatment may go unreported for a longer length of time than it would in a hospital or specialty clinic.

As a result, GP carelessness may result in the development or worsening of certain illnesses, and in the most catastrophic circumstances, prevent potentially life-saving therapies from being accessible — most often in cases of delayed cancer diagnosis.

Making a Claim for GP Negligence
If you suspect you have been a victim of GP negligence, one of our specialist medical negligence attorneys will be able to advise you on whether you have a claim.

You may be entitled to compensation if you have suffered any of the following:

• Delays in diagnosis by your general practitioner over time
• A misdiagnosis that contributed to the deterioration of an existing ailment or restricted your treatment choices
• Your GP’s inability to refer you for specialised care resulted in your illness deteriorating or becoming incurable.

We can assist you regardless of whether you had NHS or private care and will strive tirelessly to get suitable compensation for your pain, suffering, and financial losses as a consequence of GP malpractice.

We recognise that pursuing a claim may be distressing, and our skilled attorneys will guide you through the process, assisting you in obtaining the compensation you deserve.

Frequently Filed GP Negligence Claims

Our medical negligence team has assisted several individuals in pursuing successful GP negligence claims and has discovered that some circumstances occur more often than others. They include the following:

• Certain kinds of cancer are delayed or misdiagnosed.
• Allergic or unpleasant responses to medications provided carelessly
• Inadequate referrals to hospitals or other therapies