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Do you feel like your injury or illness has worsened due to medical negligence? At Jefferies, we provide expert support and advice on Medical Negligence and what outcomes you could expect.
The standard of healthcare and medical treatment in the UK is high for the most part. But things can go wrong, and for some, the outcome of medical treatment has left long-term discomfort or worse.
Such cases are not always due to fault, unexpected outcomes after medical treatment could be down to a variety of factors. For example, the medical condition of the patient before treatment began, or complications that arose regardless of the care and skill of the treating clinician. There are times, however, when the treating clinicians do make mistakes that result in a poor outcome or injury, potentially causing the patient to require further invasive treatment or resulting in permanent injury. In this scenario, the patient may be able to seek compensation by pursuing a claim for “medical” (or “clinical”) negligence.
At Jefferies Solicitors Essex, we have a wealth of experience with medical negligence claims, so if you feel as though you have suffered from medical negligence, our expert team are here in Southend-on-Sea and Chelmsford to support you.
Our Medical Negligence experts are here to help you get the compensation you deserve.
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