A gastroenterology negligence claim seeks compensation for the harm you suffer for medical negligence during your treatment. You could suffer a delay in diagnosis, a misdiagnosis, or errors in treatment when you experience gastroenterology negligence.
Gastroenterology problems can be painful and can affect your ability to work and live a normal life. You could suffer fears about exercising and being out in public. To discover you suffered gastroenterology negligence will only make you feel worse, and you could have a medical negligence claim for compensation.
You may suffer months or years of unnecessary pain, anguish, and discomfort due to the medical negligence of poor gastroenterology care. If you suffer below acceptable gastroenterology treatment by a medical professional, you might be able to claim compensation from those responsible.
A No Win No Fee medical negligence solicitor can make your claim for gastroenterology negligence and get you the compensation you deserve.
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What is gastroenterology negligence?
Gastroenterology negligence is less than professional treatment when you suffer from gastroenterology problems. It could be you received the wrong diagnosis of a condition, the wrong gastroenterology treatment, or suffered injury during surgery.
Any form of gastroenterology negligence only allows the condition to get worse, causes delays with your correct treatment and could even put your life in danger.
Medical negligence is medical care below that any other medical professional acting at an acceptable level would provide. In a gastroenterology negligence case, the NHS hospital or private care clinic has not provided you with an acceptable level of medical care.
Your No Win No Fee medical negligence solicitor can look at your case and see if you have a valid gastroenterology negligence claim for compensation.
Common claims for Gastroenterology negligence
Common claims for gastroenterology negligence range from missing the signs of a condition to prescribing the wrong treatment and the misdiagnosis of a gastroenterology problem.
When you suffer gastroenterology negligence, your health suffers, and you could face a lifetime of chronic illness and discomfort. You could have a gastroenterology claim for negligence.
Common gastroenterology claims for negligence are:
Compensation for Gastroenterology negligence claims
You can seek compensation for gastroenterology negligence claims in amounts from the low £10,000s to over £10 million in some cases.
The compensation varies depending on several factors, and gastroenterology negligence claims sometimes see very high awards, such as when a patient passes away or suffers a lifetime of unnecessary suffering and chronic pain.
Compensation amounts in gastroenterology negligence claims can be:
All amounts are approximate and are only a guide to what is possible in gastroenterology negligence claims. Figures can be high in some claims as you or a loved one could need long-term care and may face medical bills for life. You may be able to claim for these care expenses and the medical costs in the future.
As in all medical negligence claims, each case is dealt with on merit and how much the patient suffers due to gastroenterology negligence complications.
A No Win No Fee medical negligence solicitor will be the one to advise you on a gastroenterology negligence claim. They will know from experience what your case may be worth and how to make a successful claim.
Your No Win No Fee medical negligence solicitor will handle your gastroenterology negligence claim for compensation and for all damages incurred.
Our Process
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Enquiry
The first step is to get in touch and tell us what went wrong. It’s free and easy. Call our 24-hour helpline: 0800 246 1122 or request a callback here.
Medical Evaluation
Once you have spoken with our team we’ll let you know how we can help. Typically the next step is to obtain your medical records for us to review.
Legal Letter
Once all your medical records have been received they will be reviewed by a medically & legally qualified member of our team. If there is evidence of negligence we will send a letter of claim to the negligent party outlining your compensation claim.
Who is eligible for gastroenterology negligence compensation?
The patient who suffers from complications due to gastroenterology negligence may be eligible for compensation. They are the ones who have suffered, and the clear medical negligence could lead to the condition going untreated for a long time.
The delays in their treatment could sometimes lead to years of unnecessary suffering and the patient’s early death.
If a patient passes away due to gastroenterology negligence, the ones left behind may have a claim for medical negligence.
Loved ones in a medical negligence case are known as ‘dependents’ and can be:
When you are a victim of gastroenterology negligence or have lost a loved one through gastroenterology negligence, you may have a claim for compensation.
What can you claim for when you sue for gastroenterology negligence?
You can claim compensation for any damages that occurred when you sue for gastroenterology negligence.
There are two types of compensation damages due when suing for any type of medical negligence: General damages and Special damages.
Gastroenterology diseases and disorders
Gastroenterology diseases and disorders can cause discomfort, chronic and even a lifetime of disability. You could have problems with leaving the house and in doing your work.
A gastroenterologist should diagnose your condition and put you on a course of treatment with the aim of recovery or of living with the disorder.
Common gastroenterology diseases and disorders:
There are many conditions associated with gastroenterology diagnosis and treatment. The gastroenterologist must give you treatment of an acceptable standard, below which no other doctor would provide care.
It is gastroenterology negligence when a doctor fails to give you treatment at an acceptable and professional level.
Who is responsible for gastroenterology negligence?
A medical professional is responsible for any gastroenterology negligence. When you bring a claim for gastroenterology negligence, you claim against the NHS Trust or private clinic that employed the medical professional responsible.
A medical professional responsible for the gastroenterology negligence could be:
Every medical professional owes you a duty of care when dealing with your health problems. You may suffer gastroenterology negligence if they are negligent with that duty of care and do not provide you with a professional service when under their care.
Medical negligence is treatment below an acceptable standard by a medical professional. Instead of putting the care needed into your gastroenterology care, the treatment team made avoidable errors, which is clear medical negligence.
You may need to undergo years of treatment to correct the errors of gastroenterology negligence. By behaving less-than-professionally, the doctor risks your health, and the effects could be with you for life.
You can claim compensation for the gastroenterology negligence and get help getting your life back on track.
What are the steps involved in making a gastroenterology negligence claim?
The steps involved in making a gastroenterology negligence claim go from seeking medical advice to issuing court proceedings.
The steps are a part of any successful compensation case, and settlement can happen at any stage in the process.
Your medical negligence solicitor will do the rest when you follow the steps correctly and gather all the facts and figures.
How long do I have to make a claim for gastroenterology negligence?
You have three years to make a claim for gastroenterology negligence. All medical negligence claims are subject to limitation periods.
For example, in England and Wales, medical negligence claims must generally be brought and court proceedings issued within three years of the injury or three years of knowledge of the facts giving rise to the gastroenterology negligence claim.
If someone has passed away, it is the date of death if the limitation period has not expired at the date of death.
Children not under a disability typically have until they reach 21 to start a gastroenterology negligence claim or court proceedings.
Persons with a disability, who lack capacity, are not subject to any limitation period.
Can I make a medical negligence claim on behalf of a loved one?
Yes, you can make a medical negligence claim on behalf of a loved one. Under UK law, if an injured party cannot represent themselves, then a loved one can take the case on their behalf.
Gastroenterology negligence is a perfect example of claiming on behalf of a loved one. The negligence could take a loved one’s life or leave them unable to make a claim.
Your loved one depends wholly on you and the family for care and to fight for their rights. By making a claim on their behalf for gastroenterology negligence, you are fighting for the compensation they deserve.
A parent can make a gastroenterology claim on behalf of a child while they are under 18. In some cases, the diagnosis of gastroenterology negligence is not made until a child is in their late teens. The child’s parents can make a compensation claim when the child is under 18, but the young adult can make one until they turn 21.
A No Win No Fee medical negligence solicitor will work with you to win the compensation claim for the gastroenterology negligence.
Using a No Win No Fee solicitor
Using a No Win No Fee solicitor is the only way to a successful gastroenterology negligence compensation claim. Your No Win No Fee medical negligence solicitor will not charge you for a claim you do not win.
Always have a fee agreement in place before engaging a medical negligence solicitor. If they start talking of a ‘win fee’ or a ‘success fee,’ you should walk away. The negligent party insurers should pay all fees.
The medical negligence solicitor should also operate a 100% Compensation Guarantee scheme. When you win the case, all the money awarded should go to you, not the solicitor.
You are the one who suffered due to the gastroenterology negligence, and you deserve the compensation to get your life back to normal.
Can I make a medical negligence claim against the NHS?
Yes, you can make a medical negligence claim against the NHS. Suing the NHS for negligence is not unusual. People sue the NHS for compensation for medical negligence and receive the money they deserve for the negligent treatment.
There are between 8,000 and 10,000 successful medical negligence claims against the NHS each year—amounts in compensation claims awarded against the NHS range from £1000 to over £10 million.
The amount of compensation you receive covers minor injuries such as scarring and serious life-threatening negligence, which leaves you with long-term care needs.
We trust in and use the NHS daily and do not expect negligence. It happens, though, and the NHS has a dedicated team to handle medical negligence compensation claims, called NHS resolution.
NHS Resolution has a responsibility to treat patients who seek compensation fairly. Patients pay for the NHS through their taxes; they deserve respect and the best medical treatment.
Contact The Medical Negligence Team
Contact the Medical Negligence Team today to discuss your gastroenterology negligence claim for compensation. We have both the legal and medical experts to guide you along the steps to a successful medical negligence claim for compensation.
At the Medical Negligence Team, we fight every compensation claim on a No Win No Fee basis. You will not be out of pocket for an unsuccessful claim.
We have a very high success rate and a reputation for a speedy and successful resolution to all medical negligence cases.
Our 100% Compensation Guarantee puts all the money you win into your pocket. You or your loved one suffered a gastroenterology negligence and deserve every penny of the compensation claim.
Contact us at the Medical Negligence Team for all your medical negligence needs.