Medical negligence occurs when the health care provided to you falls below the accepted standard of practice. Medical negligence can occur in a number of ways, including through misdiagnosis or a delay in or failure to diagnose during surgical or other procedures (including childbirth), or as a result of negligent advice.

MPlus injury law can help you understand your entitlements and navigate the legal complexities of a medical negligence claim for damages against a health care provider (such as a GP, specialist, dentist, hospital, etc).

If you have suffered an adverse outcome from medical treatment or advice, you may be entitled to claim compensation.  In some circumstances, claims can be brought where the medical negligence has resulted in the death of a person with dependents.

Strict time limits apply for making a claim, so we recommend you contact one of our medical negligence compensation lawyers without delay.

We act on a “no win, no fee” basis, meaning you will not pay any legal fees or outlays unless and until your claim is successful.

Call or email us for more information about the medical negligence claims process and your potential entitlement to bring a claim.