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General
At Clear Answers we have solicitors who understand the trauma of medical negligence, who can advise on the best route to the redress you want - be it apology, investigation or compensation, and who have the expertise of lawyers at the most experienced personal injury firm in the UK to secure compensation after your misdiagnosis.
They will take you through the whole process from injury to remedy starting with:
- Access to health records then advising
- Can I make a personal injury claim ?
- We deal with the far-reaching and serious consequences of brain injury claims or spinal injury claims
- We also advise on Multi-party actions
For more information on these subjects, please select one of the links below:
- Access to health records
- Brain injury claims
- Can I make a personal injury claim?
- Clinical negligence multi-party actions
- Informed consent
- Inquests
- Spinal cord injury claims
Compensation claims
Have you or a member of your family suffered as a result of medical negligence? For more information about our service or for advice about whether we can assist you with a medical negligence compensation claim contact us today on 0800 783 9019 or complete one of our online compensation claim forms. One of our representatives will contact you (without obligation) to discuss the matter further within 24 hours (48 hours at weekends).
Win or lose, there is nothing to pay in order for us to pursue a valid personal injury accident compensation claim. There are some exceptions to this in Medical Negligence compensation claims. Please go to our Costs and Risks section for more detailed information on these and how Clear Answers will handle your claim and funding.
Strict time limits apply for making a personal injury compensation claim, so please seek expert legal advice as soon as you think you may have a valid claim for compensation.
Please visit our section on information and advice for more details on making a personal injury compensation claim.
Alternative funding arrangements may apply in Northern Ireland due to differing procedures and Law Society regulations.
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