When a surgical procedure goes wrong or treatment in a clinic / hospital (either NHS or private) is not of the required standard, it may result in an injury or medical misdiagnosis. Ultimately it could mean that you have suffered some form of clinical or medical negligence. Many people don't realise that medical negligence can occur in dental treatment.
This can lead to injuries like nerve damage or tooth loss. If you have been injured due to substandard dental care Pryers can help you make a dental negligence claim. If you have been involved in an accident that was someone else's fault resulting in a personal injury or illness, you may be eligible for compensation. Our expert personal injury solicitors will work with you and your family to advise you on how successful your personal injury claim will be and then achieve the best possible outcome for you.
If you are a professional athlete or an enthusiastic hobbyist and have suffered an injury whilst playing sport, caused as a result of someone else's negligence, we could help you claim compensation.
This can lead to injuries like nerve damage or tooth loss. If you have been injured due to substandard dental care Pryers can help you make a dental negligence claim. If you have been involved in an accident that was someone else's fault resulting in a personal injury or illness, you may be eligible for compensation. Our expert personal injury solicitors will work with you and your family to advise you on how successful your personal injury claim will be and then achieve the best possible outcome for you.
If you are a professional athlete or an enthusiastic hobbyist and have suffered an injury whilst playing sport, caused as a result of someone else's negligence, we could help you claim compensation.
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Pryers Solicitors are committed to helping people injured during medical treatment and accidents.
We were established in York in 2002 and since have grown to be one of the largest medical negligence, personal injury and medical product liability firms in the North of England.
Based in York allows us to support our local community but also act for injured clients across the whole of England & Wales.
Our whole service is designed around our clients, making sure we offer a personal approach to suit your individual needs.
We were established in York in 2002 and since have grown to be one of the largest medical negligence, personal injury and medical product liability firms in the North of England.
Based in York allows us to support our local community but also act for injured clients across the whole of England & Wales.
Our whole service is designed around our clients, making sure we offer a personal approach to suit your individual needs.
If you are a professional athlete or an enthusiastic hobbyist and have suffered an injury whilst playing sport, caused as a result of someone else's negligence, we could help you claim compensation.
We work with some of the country's top experts to secure our clients the best possible outcome.
Cerebral palsy negligence claims Approximately one in 400 people in the UK live with cerebral palsy.
This equates to about 1,800 new diagnoses every year.
Cerebral palsy is a permanent, life-changing condition that occurs most commonly before, during or shortly after birth.
We work with some of the country's top experts to secure our clients the best possible outcome.
Cerebral palsy negligence claims Approximately one in 400 people in the UK live with cerebral palsy.
This equates to about 1,800 new diagnoses every year.
Cerebral palsy is a permanent, life-changing condition that occurs most commonly before, during or shortly after birth.
Seeking compensation can be a long and complicated process, with lots of different stages to go through, and the team of solicitors at Pryers will guide and support you every step of the way, making it as easy and straightforward for you to make a medical negligence claim.
The cases we handle can often be very expensive, because of the number of specialists needed and the detailed nature of the work.
However very often the claimant will not pay unless the case is successful, and our No Win No Fee section will give you the information you need in relation to how claims are paid for.
The cases we handle can often be very expensive, because of the number of specialists needed and the detailed nature of the work.
However very often the claimant will not pay unless the case is successful, and our No Win No Fee section will give you the information you need in relation to how claims are paid for.
Medical negligence occurs when a patient receives substandard care from a medical professional which unfortunately causes an injury, makes an existing condition worse or prevents a better recovery.
Medical negligence can take many forms.
This could include, but isn't limited to, misdiagnosis, failure to advise of treatment options, failing to warn of risks, incorrect treatments or surgical mistakes.
If you look at medical negligence from the outside it looks very complicated and this can sometimes put people off seeking the compensation that they deserve, but at Pryers our role is to make the whole process a lot smoother.
Medical negligence can take many forms.
This could include, but isn't limited to, misdiagnosis, failure to advise of treatment options, failing to warn of risks, incorrect treatments or surgical mistakes.
If you look at medical negligence from the outside it looks very complicated and this can sometimes put people off seeking the compensation that they deserve, but at Pryers our role is to make the whole process a lot smoother.
In most cases, the time (known as the time limitation period) to bring forward a case for medical negligence is three years from when the negligence occurred or three years from the date you became aware that the treatment you or a loved one received was negligent, this is commonly referred to as the date of knowledge.
In the event that a child has suffered an injury as a result of negligent medical treatment, the above time limits do not apply until the child reaches their eighteenth birthday.
In the event that a child has suffered an injury as a result of negligent medical treatment, the above time limits do not apply until the child reaches their eighteenth birthday.
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