by John O' Reily | Jul 6, 2026 | Brain Injury, Uncategorized
A serious brain injury can affect every part of a person’s life: memory, mobility, personality, ability to work and independence. When it was caused by someone else’s negligence, whether in a road accident, at work, or through medical error, compensation...
by John O' Reily | Jun 20, 2026 | Medical Negligence
QUICK ANSWER You can claim compensation for a hospital acquired infection (HAI) when poor infection control — not the infection itself — caused you avoidable harm. The key is proving negligence: that the hospital fell below the accepted standard of hygiene, screening,...
by John O' Reily | Jun 17, 2026 | Medical Negligence
Quick Answer: You can make a sepsis negligence claim in the UK if a doctor or nurse negligently failed to spot, investigate or treat sepsis in time, and that delay caused you avoidable harm — organ damage, amputation, a longer recovery, or the death of a loved one....
by John O' Reily | Jun 14, 2026 | Cancer Misdiagnosis
This guide focuses on what a delayed cancer diagnosis claim is worth. For the full step-by-step claims process, see our cancer misdiagnosis claims guide. Quick Answer: You can claim cancer misdiagnosis compensation in the UK if a doctor’s negligent delay in...
by John O' Reily | Jun 9, 2026 | Brain Injury, Latest News, Medical Negligence, Surgical Negligence
Quick Answer: Yes — if a loved one died because of negligent hospital care, you can claim compensation under the Fatal Accidents Act 1976 and the Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1934. Eligible family members can recover a fixed bereavement award of £15,120,...
by John O' Reily | Jun 2, 2026 | Latest News, Medical Negligence
Quick Answer: GP negligence covers any failure at primary care that causes avoidable harm — including failure to refer a patient to a specialist, missed cancer diagnosis, prescribing errors, inadequate examinations, and failure to act on test results. The 10-minute UK...
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