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Whether you have experienced a misdiagnosis, a routine surgery didn't go as planned or you believe you have received substandard aftercare, you could now be left with a permanent/ semi-permanent condition causing you additional symptoms and pain.
The negligent treatment you have received may also require you to undergo further treatment for a period of time or perhaps for many years ahead.
The table below summarises some of the most common types of claim for Medical Negligence, however, if you feel you have received negligent care, no matter the area, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Get In TouchWhilst every case is different, if you believe you have suffered as a result of medical negligence, you may be entitled to compensation.
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It is important to find out the options available to you at an early stage so that you can seek adequate compensation for the pain and suffering you have had to endure (through no fault of your own) and allow you to manage any ongoing treatment you require.
As one of Ireland's leading law firms, Poe Kiely Hogan Lanigan has a wealth of experience assisting clients with medical negligence cases and our team would be more than happy to discuss your own particular situation so that you can make informed decisions on the best way forward.
Most Medical Negligence cases need to be dealt with within a set period of time. This is known as the "Statute Of Limitations" and is usually two years from the "Date Of Knowledge".
Whilst two years may appear to be adequate for even the slowest of cases, it is important to act quickly as various expert opinions may need to be received which can take many months to progress.
To find out more about how the Statute of Limitations can affect medical negligence cases, along with many other important aspects of medical negligence, please download a copy of our "Patients' Guide To Medical Negligence In Ireland".
Get The GuideThe information on this website does not constitute legal advice or otherwise. Make sure you seek specific legal advice before making any important decisions. Under Law Society regulations in contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement. © Copyright Poe Kiely Hogan Lanigan Solicitors 2020.
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