GP Negligence
There is no question that general practice is the bedrock of the NHS and many GPs enjoy the respect and trust of their patients. We realise that this can make it difficult for people to claim negligence against a doctor who, in many cases, has treated them and their family members for generations.
However, given their increasing workload, GPs sometimes make mistakes that can lead to the serious physical and psychological detriment of the patient.
In reality, you’re not suing the doctor personally, you’re suing the NHS. Thinking of it this way can often help you feel more confident.
General Practitioner (G.P.) Medical Negligence case success story
Mr C developed sudden intense headaches associated with confusion. He was seen by his GP who thought it was a migraine. He was later admitted to the hospital where bleeding in the brain was diagnosed. Mr C was dangerously ill although he survived. He then developed a mental handicap which required him to be cared for by his wife.
Legal Aid was granted and supportive expert opinion was obtained from an expert in general practice and neurology. The claim was denied and proceedings were commenced in Court. Sadly Mr C later died of unrelated causes. The claim was pursued on behalf of his estate and settlement was achieved. His wife was consoled by the fact that justice was done.
“I can now look forward to the future and put my life and my son’s life in order” Mr C
Contact Our Medical Negligence Solicitors
Our Medical Negligence Solicitors can provide you with a free initial telephone consultation to provide preliminary advice on your case. Simply call us free on 0161 785 3500.
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- Matthew Cox
- Partner and Medical Negligence Solicitor
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- Jacqueline White
- Solicitor & Head of Medical Negligence
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- Daniel Phelps
- Medical Negligence Solicitor
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- Lisa Anderson
- Senior Paralegal
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- Lois Goddard
- Medical Negligence Paralegal
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- Gemma Miller
- Medical Negligence Paralegal
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- Sophia Rawlings
- Medical Negligence Paralegal
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- Samantha Jibson
- Legal Assistant
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- Elizabeth McCabe
- Legal Secretary