by John O' Reily | Aug 28, 2026 | Medical Negligence
Stroke Misdiagnosis Claims UK: Can You Claim for a Missed or Delayed Stroke? Quick answer: A stroke misdiagnosis claim may be possible where a GP, A&E team or other clinician missed or delayed recognising a stroke (or a TIA warning) and that delay caused avoidable...
by John O' Reily | Aug 25, 2026 | Medical Negligence
QUICK ANSWER Look for four things: a team that does clinical negligence as its main work rather than an add-on to general injury claims; experience with cases like yours; recognised accreditation, with the Law Society Clinical Negligence Accreditation and the AvMA...
by John O' Reily | Aug 22, 2026 | Medical Negligence
QUICK ANSWER You claim against the NHS the same way you would claim against any healthcare provider — the defendant is usually the NHS trust responsible for the hospital, not the individual who treated you. The first practical steps are to write down what happened...
by John O' Reily | Aug 18, 2026 | Cancer Misdiagnosis, Medical Negligence
Yes — you can sue the NHS for a delayed cancer diagnosis if a GP, hospital, or other NHS clinician failed to spot signs of cancer that a reasonably competent doctor should have identified, and that delay caused you demonstrable harm, such as more invasive treatment, a...
by John O' Reily | Aug 12, 2026 | Latest News, Medical Negligence, Process & FAQ
QUICK ANSWER A solicitor is the person who actually runs a clinical negligence claim — gathering the evidence, instructing medical experts and negotiating your compensation. A claims management company (CMC) does not run claims. It assesses your situation and...
by John O' Reily | Aug 7, 2026 | Medical Negligence, Physician Associate Negligence
QUICK ANSWER If a physician associate (PA) treated you as though they were a doctor — reviewing your symptoms, making a diagnosis, or signing off treatment without a doctor checking their work — and you were harmed because of it, you may have a clinical negligence...
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