Medical Negligence
Our dedicated Medical Negligence team is committed to addressing cases involving mistakes during surgical procedures, offering support and legal assistance to individuals facing complications.
Dean Wilson LLP provides dedicated services in Medical Negligence, specialising in Surgical Errors Compensation Claims. Recognising the stress surrounding surgical procedures, our team is committed to addressing cases where mistakes may occur.
While the majority of surgeries are successful, our focus is on supporting individuals who have experienced complications, ensuring they receive the legal assistance needed in these challenging situations.
There are many examples of surgical mistakes which include:
Mistakes in surgery can cause a prolonged recovery time, additional pain, psychological damage and, in more serious injuries, permanent disability, paralysis and even death.
For further information please see Frequently Asked Questions about Clinical Negligence Claims. We do not charge for dealing with initial enquiries even if we do not take the claim on. This way you can be safe in the knowledge that you can receive expert legal advice about your complaint without committing to any obligations regarding fees. If we consider that you have a claim which is likely to be successful then we can offer you a “no win no fee” agreement.
If you would like to discuss a potential surgical error claim please contact us on 01273 249200 for a free, no obligation discussion. We are happy to visit clients at home or in hospital if necessary.
You can make a claim for surgical negligence and gain compensation for pain, suffering, loss of amenities and loss of earnings due to surgical mistake or negligence. You should consider making a claim if a surgical error has prolonged your recovery time, caused you psychological damage or resulted in a permanent disability, paralysis or death of a loved one.
Surgical negligence damages are always calculated on a case by case basis. The severity of the injuries play a factor, but in cases of a fatality, if anyone was dependant on the deceased, there could be a further claim for loss of dependency.