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If a GP or hospital missed an infection and this caused you to suffer substantially more, you could be eligible to pursue a claim for medical negligence compensation.

Read on for some advice below, and make sure to contact our team for free, no-obligation legal advice about pursuing a damages claim here now.

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Chronic pain from hernia mesh has emerged in recent years as one of the most common complications associated with this medical device. Despite being approved by medical product regulators and healthcare services, hernia mesh complications have been reported by many patients in the UK, raising questions about its continued use.

Hernia mesh issues can be, in fact, part of a wider scandal about medical mesh devices in general, as many women who have received vaginal mesh implants have reported harmful and often life-changing health complications for years. Chronic pain can have a severe impact on patients’ lives, restricting their ability to complete basic tasks and forcing them to take pain medication on a regular, or even daily, basis.

We believe there may be a severe injustice at the root of some patients’ hernia mesh complications, so we want to use our medical negligence expertise to help victims claim the compensation they may be entitled to receive. If you have suffered pain due to the negligence of a medical professional, we may be able to help you achieve justice.

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Investigations are underway in relation to former patients of Walsall Manor Hospital surgeon Mian Munawar Shah, after concerns were raised about the quality of treatment and care.

Hundreds of patients are understood to be having their medical records and circumstances reviewed, and additional medical assessments may be required. If anyone has suffered from any form of medical negligence, they could be entitled to pursue a claim for personal injury compensation now on a No Win, No Fee basis.

If you have been made aware that you suffered when you should not have done so, please do not hesitate to contact our team here now for free, no-obligation legal advice.

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You can pursue your vaginal mesh legal case for compensation now with us now on a No Win, No Fee basis if you are eligible to do so.

You could be entitled to claim tens of thousands of pounds in damages or even hundreds of thousands of pounds in a serious injury compensation case. You could be entitled to recover damages for any pain and suffering you have endured, as well as for any future problems and for losses and expenses.

Our expert team is on hand to provide free, no-obligation legal advice here now.

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There has been lots of media coverage and controversy surrounding the Tavistock gender clinic and its recent closure, and over court cases relating to the issuance of transitioning treatment for minors.

Following information from the interim report from Dr Hilary Cass, our legal team is able to provide free, no-obligation legal advice to anyone who may have been affected by inadequate care at the clinic. We are able to provide confidential advice in relation to Tavistock GIDS (Gender Identity Development Service) issues, and you can speak to our team here now should you need to do so.

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We trust our doctors to do what’s best for us, using their skills and expertise to carry out successful courses of treatment when we are ill or unwell. However, there are, unfortunately, circumstances in which errors can be made and, in certain cases, these errors can constitute a breach of duty on the part of the doctor or a medical professional. On top of this, the situation can be even worse when the patient faces delayed corrective treatment and has to suffer for longer than they should.

Given the ongoing strains on the NHS, which has only worsened during the coronavirus crisis, it is not uncommon for patients to endure treatment delays; this does not make the situation any less worrying or distressing for those affected. This is particularly the case where patients have already suffered medical negligence, as they are facing health complications that should never have arisen.

If you are eligible to pursue a medical negligence claim, we may also be able to take your delayed corrective treatment into account in your claim. Anything that has unjustly had an adverse impact on your health is important to consider and could factor in as part of a legal case.

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NHS mental health matters are incredibly important to get right. The importance of quality help and support for those who are suffering due to the pressures and worries in life cannot be understated.

We are much more aware of the need to look after ourselves these days, and we are also living in a time where there are increasing pressures from a number of different things taking place all around us.

As lawyers, we have a lot of experience when it comes to mental injuries and how we can help those suffering from them.

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Eligible clients can be entitled to claim Sodium Valproate compensation now on a No Win, No Fee basis with our leading team of injury lawyers.

Victims could be due compensation for any suffering and loss that has been caused as a result of medical negligence or product liability in respect of using the drug. Unborn babies may have been exposed to risks when mothers were taking the drug around pregnancy, with few knowing about the risks involved.

Our team can provide free, no-obligation claims assessments – contact us here now.

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You could be eligible to claim compensation for any pain, suffering and loss caused by negligent advice about medication, and we may be able to represent you on a No Win, No Fee basis.

In most claims for personal injury, you can pursue damages for the pain, suffering and loss of amenity caused (known as General Damages) and for any losses and expenses incurred (known as Special Damages). As long as you have suffered in some way and the suffering has arisen from the negligent advice about medication, that is when you may be eligible to pursue a case.

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In April 2020, an investigation into a gynaecologist at the Royal Derby Hospital reportedly found that at least eight women had been ‘unnecessarily harmed’ by the consultant. In the wake of further reviews over recent years, the Royal Derby Hospital gynaecologist investigation is now understood to involve some 382 patients who were said to have been under the care of Daniel Hay, which was another 110 women being contacted by the hospital in addition to those who had already been contacted.

Sadly, we are unsurprised to find that the list of potentially affected women has grown  as the investigation goes on, and there is no telling how many more women may be brought into the review of Daniel Hay’s patients. At The Injury Lawyers, we are here to help any women who might have been affected by harmful treatments, as we know how distressing such news must be.

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