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Cancer Compensation Claims

If you or a loved one has suffered due to a delayed or missed cancer diagnosis, you may be entitled to compensation.

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Understanding cancer misdiagnosis claims

At National Claims, we understand the devastating impact a delayed or missed cancer diagnosis can have. We’re committed to connecting you with experienced solicitors who specialise in cancer misdiagnosis claims, guiding you through the process and helping you seek the compensation you deserve.

Causes of cancer misdiagnosis include:

Frequently asked questions

Cancer misdiagnosis occurs when a healthcare professional fails to diagnose cancer promptly, leading to a delay in treatment that could have a significant negative impact on your prognosis. This can involve several scenarios:

  • Failure to Recognise Symptoms: Overlooking or dismissing potential signs of cancer, such as persistent pain, unusual lumps, or changes in bowel habits.
  • Misinterpreting Test Results: Incorrectly reading scans, biopsies, or other diagnostic tests, leading to a missed or delayed diagnosis.
  • Delaying Further Investigation: Not referring you for additional tests or specialist opinions when your symptoms or initial results warrant further investigation.
  • Ignoring Patient Concerns: Dismissing your concerns about potential cancer symptoms or not taking your medical history into account adequately.

If you believe you have suffered due to any form of medical negligence, call us today on 0800 029 3849 or request a call back By filling the form, and we will connect you with a solicitor from our panel of solicitors who will be able to assess your case.

Yes, if your loved one passed away due to cancer misdiagnosis or negligence, you may be able to make a claim on their behalf as their dependant. This claim can seek compensation for their pain and suffering, financial losses, and funeral expenses.

If you believe you have suffered due to any form of medical negligence, call us today on 0800 029 3849 or request a call back By filling the form, and we will connect you with a solicitor from our panel of solicitors who will be able to assess your case.

Yes, there is generally a three-year time limit for making a clinical negligence claim in the UK. This time limit typically starts from the date of the incident or the date you became aware that you suffered harm due to negligence. However, there are some exceptions, such as cases involving children or individuals who lack mental capacity. It’s essential to seek legal advice promptly to ensure you don’t miss any deadlines.

If you believe you have suffered due to any form of medical negligence, call us today on 0800 029 3849 or request a call back By filling the form, and we will connect you with a solicitor from our panel of solicitors who will be able to assess your case.

We understand that legal fees can be a concern. We offer a ‘No Win, No Fee’ agreement, which means you won’t have to pay any legal fees unless your claim is successful. We’ll discuss the fee structure with you in detail during your free consultation.

*Customers pay up to 25% (incl. VAT) of the amount recovered towards solicitor costs and if you cancel outside your cooling off period, you may be charged a fee.

Yes, We offer free consultations to assess your situation and determine if you have a valid claim.

If your claim is viable, we will connect you with experienced solicitors from our network who specialise in clinical negligence cases. They will provide expert legal advice, handle all the paperwork, and fight for the compensation you deserve.

For a free consultation, call us today on 0800 029 3849 or request a call back By filling the form, and we will connect you with a solicitor from our panel of solicitors who will be able to assess your case.

Yes, you can still make a claim even if the negligence occurred within private healthcare. The principles of clinical negligence apply to both NHS and private healthcare providers.

You may receive compensation for:

How much is my cancer negligence claim worth?

The value of a cancer negligence claim in the UK depends on a number of factors unique to your individual case. These can include:

  • Severity of the negligence: How significant was the delay in diagnosis or the error in treatment? The more severe the negligence, the greater the potential impact on your health and life, and thus, the higher the potential compensation.
  • Financial losses: Have you incurred any financial losses due to the negligence, such as lost income, medical expenses, or the cost of care and assistance? These losses can be included in your claim.

It’s difficult to provide an exact estimate without a thorough assessment of your specific case, but we can help you understand the potential value of your claim and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve.

Types of cancer negligence claims we handle include:

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