Suing the NHS | How to Sue the NHS

1. Need Help in Suing the NHS A lot of victims of NHS negligence are put off by the idea of suing the NHS as they believe it is too daunting a task. But this is not the case; with the assistance of experienced NHS negligence solicitors, you can make a successful, hassle-free NHS claim.

2. 2 Most patients who visit the NHS receive a high standard of care from some of the country’s best medical professionals. In the vast majority of cases, they feel better and continue their life without any problems. However, this is not always the case. There are times when patients suffer injuries or further problems as a result of NHS negligence. We are not perfect and can make mistakes; however, when mistakes are made by medical professionals who are entrusted with lives in their hands, the outcome can be devastating. If you think you have been a victim of NHS negligence, the first thing you should do is contact a specialist solicitor that can help you in suing the NHS for negligence. We work with a panel of specialist solicitors who are ready to help you now with a free, no obligation initial consultation. Contact us today on 0800 999 3372 to speak with one of our solicitors or complete our free claims assessment form to be advised of your options. When Can You Sue the NHS for Negligence? There are different situations that can give rise to an NHS claim. They include incorrect surgical operations, birth injuries due to delays and/or misjudgments, brain injuries, misdiagnosis, and dental injuries. If you think you have been a victim of medical negligence – whether it has been listed above or not – you may be entitled to NHS compensation. Our expert NHS negligence claims solicitors are vastly experienced when it comes to making medical negligence claims. We will guide you on how to sue the NHS and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Time Limit for Suing the NHS There is a general three-year time limit to sue the NHS. This time limit begins from the date the incident occurred or the date you became aware that your injury was a result of NHS clinical negligence. However, limitation is a complex area of law, so there are exceptions to this three-year limit.

3. 3 If you think the NHS has acted negligently during your medical care, do not hesitate to contact us so you do not miss the time limit. Whether you are suing the NHS for death of a loved one or injury to you, we will be able to advice you on suing the NHS time limit, explain your rights and help you make informed decisions throughout the process. Simply call us on 0800 999 3372 or complete our medical negligence NHS free claims assessment form to get advice on your options. Our NHS Claims Solicitors If you are wondering “how do I sue a hospital” or make a claim for NHS negligence, the panel of specialist solicitors we work with can help. If we believe you have legitimate grounds for an NHS claim, we will help you in gathering relevant evidence and build a robust claim on your behalf. We will likely offer to help you sue the NHS No Win No Fee; this way, you wouldn’t incur the financial risk associated with making an NHS negligence claim. Feel free to contact us today on 0800 999 3372 for a free, no obligation initial consultation with one of our specialist NHS negligence solicitors or complete our free claims assessment form and we will contact you at your earliest convenience.