CL Medilaw helps Meningitis Now with their Donation Station campaign
Members of the CL Medilaw team braved the cold weather and joined Meningitis Now at one of their many donation stations along the Great Western
Meningitis and Sepsis
Delay or failure to diagnose meningitis can have a life-changing impact upon the whole family. Our specialist meningitis team can explore whether a failure to diagnose or provide treatment should result in compensation for you and your loved ones.
Patients: Individuals who have been directly affected by meningitis and have experienced harm, injury, or loss as a result of medical negligence or malpractice related to the diagnosis, treatment, or management of the condition.
Parents or Legal Guardians: If the affected individual is a minor or lacks the capacity to handle legal matters independently, their parents or legal guardians may pursue a meningitis claim on their behalf.
Family Members: In cases where meningitis has led to the death of an individual, certain family members, such as immediate family or those who were financially dependent on the deceased, may be eligible to file a claim for wrongful death and related damages.
We can provide a second opinion free of charge. We have acted for many clients who have been told they don’t have a case, but by looking at the claim in a different way and with our expertise, we have gone on to be successful
All serious injury claims are different and this depends upon when a final prognosis is known and a claim can be valued.
Once we obtain an admission of liability in your case we can request an immediate payment to help with your needs and put support in place.
Medical negligence claims rarely go to court, with only a small percentage of the more complex cases ending up there. However, in the unlikely event that your case reaches court, we will be by your side throughout the process.
It is important to pursue your claim as quickly as possible due to time limits and to also enable us to help you obtain compensation as soon as possible. This is especially the case in complex cases as the process can be lengthy.
You have to start your claim within 3-years (limitation period) from when the injury occurred or when you first became aware of any potential negligence or injury as a result. However, the time limit only begins when a child reaches 18 years of age.
Your case is about you and the impact that the surgery or the missed or delayed diagnosis has made to your life and your family. We are here to listen to your concerns so we can fight your corner, using our expertise to help investigate your case.
Members of the CL Medilaw team braved the cold weather and joined Meningitis Now at one of their many donation stations along the Great Western
Illness Amelie was nearly a year old when she became unwell. She had previously been a happy, healthy child until August 2015 when, after a
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