
Carly Saxon-Garnett
Senior Associate Solicitor, Medical Negligence
Neurology issues can happen because of medical negligence, and you could find that you’re suffering with brain, spinal cord or nerve problems. If you think you’ve suffered from a medical mistake, call our Medical Negligence Solicitors for a free claims assessment.
Our friendly team of experts understand the impact that neurological issues can have on your life, and that claiming compensation isn’t just about the money. You can access the rehabilitation and specialist treatments you need to start to rebuild your life.
Contact us for a free claims assessment and we’ll be happy to discuss your neurology compensation claim with you. Most medical negligence claims are dealt with on a No Win, No Fee basis, so just ask us for details.
Fill in the form below to get in touch with one of our dedicated team members, or call our team today on: 0800 260 5010
You could claim compensation if it can be proven that a doctor made mistakes with your treatment and that this led to a lasting injury or health problems.
Neurological conditions effect the nerves, spinal cord and the brain, so a medical mistake can significantly impact your life. Clinical errors could include:
Our Medical Negligence Solicitors are experienced at dealing with neurology claims. We’ll find out more information from you about your treatment and quickly tell you we think you have a claim. We’ll ask an independent medical expert to review the care you received and ask their opinion on whether they think it was substandard.
Our specialist Medical Negligence Solicitors will talk you through the process when we take on your claim, but here’s a brief overview.
Call us on 0800 260 5010 for a free claims assessment. We’ll have a free, no obligation chat with you about your situation.
We’ll tell you if we think you should make a formal complaint about your treatment to the NHS. We’ll help you make the complaint and review any outcome letters for you.
An independent Medical Expert will review your treatment and tell us if they think it was substandard.
We’ll take care of the difficult tasks so you can concentrate on recovering and learning to live with your condition.
If possible, we’ll apply for interim payments of compensation so you can pay for any urgent treatment or deal with any financial issues before your claim settles.
We’ll do all we can to negotiate an early settlement of your claim with the NHS, as long as that settlement is in your best interest. Most medical negligence claims settle without ever needing to go to Court, but whatever happens, we’ll be with you to guide you through the process.
We may need to consider whether you need to set up a Personal Injury Trust to manage your compensation payments, and we have specialist Lawyers to help you with that. We can also help you to make a Will too. We’ll talk you through your options once we know your case is settled.
In April 2023, The Times published figures showing that the NHS spent £160 million on paying bereaved people last year where, as a result of their failures, people had passed away for a range of different reasons.
Causation is a term you may hear during a medical negligence claim. It’s when a patient’s health problems can be linked to substandard medical treatment.
Duty of Candour means all healthcare professionals must be open, honest and transparent about the treatment with patients about the treatment they’re receiving.
Yes. You have three years from the date of the medical negligence to make a claim, or three years from the date you became aware of a problem related to your treatment.
Most medical negligence claims are handled on a No Win, No Fee basis. This means that you only pay our legal fees if your claim is successful, so there’s no financial risk to you if you decide to claim medical negligence compensation.
Fill in the form below to get in touch with one of our dedicated team members, or call our team today on: 0800 260 5010