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To successfully pursue a medical negligence claim in Ireland, it is essential to demonstrate that it is more likely than not that you sustained an injury, fell ill or experienced a worsening condition due to a breach of the duty of care owed to you.
Medical professionals, whether in the HSE or the private sector, are required to adhere to accepted standards and ensure no harm comes to their patients.
A breach of this duty can lead to far-reaching effects. For instance, if a surgeon fails to follow established surgical protocols, leading to a preventable post-operative infection, you might be eligible to seek a claim for medical negligence.
You should always seek independent legal advice at the earliest opportunity.
If you keep good records of your experience, you may further enable your solicitor to act on your behalf. This is because the process begins with gathering ample evidence of the alleged negligence.
Evidence might include:
These are just some examples of the types of evidence that could assist when pursuing compensation for medical negligence.
A special medical negligence solicitor may identify other forms of evidence that most people would not, further highlighting the importance of choosing the right person to act on your behalf.
Engaging a medical negligence solicitor simplifies evidence collection and other steps in the medical negligence claims process.
The exact process can differ significantly from case to case, however, it may include steps such as:
Whilst the medical negligence claims process can be a long and difficult journey, with the help of an experienced medical negligence solicitor, you will be able to get the justice you deserve.
If you believe you have suffered as a result of medical negligence, Contact Us for confidential and no-commitment chat with an experienced expert. Or, you can visit Medical Negligence Claims to learn more about our services and why we’re the best firm for you.
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