When something goes wrong in a clinical setting, patients and their families need to be treated fairly and get the support they need.
Fairness and justice
After avoidable harm in healthcare, patients deserve truth, accountability, and the assurance that lessons are learned. Seeking fair compensation and justice is also completely understandable.
We are actively identifying and dismantling the barriers to justice, ensuring safety failures are addressed and meaningful changes are implemented to protect future patients.
Most people want to avoid legal action, so we’re exploring alternatives that are fair to the injured party and less stressful and expensive for everyone involved.
Find out about our Specialist Clinical Negligence Panel, populated with highly qualified and experience solicitors proven with clients who have suffered harm.
If you are facing an inquest in england or Wales into the healthcare-related death of a family member, we can give advice and support to help you cope at this very difficult time.
This guide covers writing a letter of claim by yourself. However, we strongly recommend that claimants are represented by a solicitor who specialises in clinical negligence as claims are legally, evidentially, and procedurally complex.
Useful information about serious incident reports (SIRs). Please note that SIRs are being phased out and hospital trusts are adopting the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) instead.
