Medical Negligence Claims That Result In Death
We may take claims involving deadly medical malpractice on a No Win No Fee basis*, which means that you will not be responsible for legal expenses until your claim is resolved. If your claim is denied for any reason, you will not be responsible for these expenses since you will be covered by an insurance policy.
Examples of how deadly carelessness might occur include the following:
- Failure to diagnose: Failing to detect terminal disease may be very stressful for both the patient and the family. In such instances, we should be able to assist.
- Pharmacy errors: Obtaining the improper prescription or simply administering the incorrect amount may be lethal.
- Surgical errors: If anything goes wrong during a surgery, whether due to the surgeon’s incompetence or defective medical equipment, deadly negligence is a possibility.
- Inadequate medical treatment: This is when mortality occurs as a consequence of physicians, surgeons, and general practitioners failing in their duties to care for their patients.
Occasionally, when unique or ambiguous circumstances surround a death, an inquest may be convened to ascertain the facts surrounding the death. Our attorneys may act as your representative during inquests, guiding you through the procedures and ensuring that your voice is heard. Kindly contact us immediately if you want to talk confidentially with an attorney about initiating a compensation claim.