CEREBRAL PALSY SOLICITORS - CLINICAL NEGLIGENCE

Our cerebral palsy solicitors have a no nonsense approach to guiding their clients through the compensation claims procedure - we do the hard work for you. More than half of our lawyer’s new business comes from personal recommendations – a sign that our current service is on the right track and that clients are satisfied. We have a large number of specialist lawyers on our panel and we can match the perfect individual specialist to your specific case, ensuring that you obtain the best advice possible. Our lawyers have a client centred approach and will keep you fully informed about the progression of your claim.

The primary concern of our cerebral palsy solicitors is to help those who have suffered injury due to sub-standard treatment from healthcare professionals by obtaining maximum compensation. Our lawyers deal with these claims using legal aid and have in very serious cases achieved settlements in excess of a million pounds. Hospitals, healthcare trusts, consultants, doctors, nurses and technical staff must achieve an acceptable standard of care and any failure to achieve that standard which results in a patient being injured is negligence and as such will invite a claim for compensation.

Legal aid is available without contribution to almost all children as it is the child’s income and assets that are taken into account on the means test and not that of the parents. A legal aid certificate holder is also protected in the event that the case is lost as a costs order cannot be made against a legally aided litigant.

All of our cerebral palsy solicitors are members of the Law Society panel of medical negligence experts and they are all franchised to make an immediate application for legal aid to the Legal Services Commission. Admission to the Law Society panel is offered to very few solicitors and less than 1% of United Kingdom lawyers are eligible to join with membership requiring substantial experience over a period of years and specialist education on a continuous basis.

These cases do take substantial investigation and it is essential that you consult specialist cerebral palsy solicitors as soon as possible.The Limitation Act 1980 governs the time limits applicable for making a personal injury claim. Fortunately there are exceptions to the general three year rule. The time limit for either settling a claim or issuing proceedings in a court of law does not start running until the claimant reaches the age of 18 years and it never starts running for those with a mental impairment. In addition Judges do have a wide discretion in regards to time limits.

Our cerebral palsy solicitors offer free legal advice on your potential claim without any further obligation. We may be able to confirm at an early stage whether or not you have a viable claim and the anticipated damages that you might expect to receive. If after talking to us you decide to proceed no further then that is your right and you will not be charged for our initial advice. If you would like to take advantage of a telephone discussion about your case with a member of the Law Society panel of medical negligence experts just complete and send the contact form or use the helpline and a specialist solicitor will call you as soon as possible.

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