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GP Negligence
Has a medical issue related to your GP care left you concerned? We understand that most GPs provide excellent care. However, if you believe a medical issue could have been handled differently, causing you or a loved one harm, it can be a stressful experience.
Our compassionate team has extensive experience in GP negligence claims. We’ll listen carefully to your situation and provide expert legal advice throughout the entire process. Our goal is to help you achieve the best possible outcome, which may include seeking fair compensation.
What Do I Need to Prove a GP Negligence Claim?
- Duty of Care: Your GP owed you a duty of care as their patient.
- Breach of Duty: Your GP breached that duty of care by failing to provide a reasonable standard of care.
- Causation: The breach of duty caused or significantly contributed to your injury or the worsening of your condition.
- Damages: You suffered harm, injury, or financial loss as a result of the GP’s breach of duty.
- Medical Evidence: Medical records, expert opinions, and testimony to establish the breach of duty and the resulting harm.
- Documentation: Records of treatments, prescriptions, and any communication with your GP regarding your condition.
- Legal Representation: Consultation with a solicitor experienced in medical negligence claims to guide you through the process and represent your interests effectively.
A claim can be made within three years from the date of the negligence or from the date when the individual became aware of the negligence, whichever is later. In the case of a child, the claim can be made up until their 21st birthday.