Finding a lawyer to represent you for a medical negligence case on a true and genuine no win, no fee basis can be a very hard thing to achieve. Even in the best of cases a clinical negligence claim can be very hard to succeed with because they are inherently difficult to prove.<\/p>\n
A lot can go wrong with these cases, and because the burden of proof is on you as the victim, it can mean it’s hard to achieve a victory for a claim. We offer genuine no win, no fee agreements<\/a> for medical negligence claims<\/a> so read on to find out if we can represent you. We need to first establish the background facts and key evidence to identify if we think we can fund your entire claim on a no win, no fee basis. We’re taking a risk when we fund claims on a no win, no fee agreement because, if we lose, we don’t get paid.<\/p>\n Our no win, no fee does what it says on the tin so we need to be confident in the case and we are selective when it comes down to who we offer agreements to.<\/p>\n There can be a fine line between what is negligence and what is an inherent risk<\/strong> so this is one of the first things we need to look at. If we believe that what has happened to you should not have happened, was down to a mistake, or is an issue of failing to adequately warn you of something, then there may be a claim to answer for.<\/p>\n Typical cases where we can win the claim often involve:<\/strong><\/p>\n If we think there are grounds for a claim then we can investigate the case on a no win, no fee basis and the outcome should be either:<\/p>\n In the latter scenario, our no win, no fee means we are prepared to write off all of our legal fees incurred in pursuing your case. Unfortunately for us we literally do not get paid and we do therefore lose out on a case where this happens – but it’s our decision when it comes to us agreeing to take the risk of your case on and fund the entirely of the claim on a no win, no fee basis.<\/p>\n
\n<\/p>\nEstablishing the background facts<\/h2>\n
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How our no win, no fee works – other lawyers will charge!<\/h3>\n
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