Both bringing a medical negligence claim to court and defending a medical negligence case are very difficult to do, as it can be hard to prove medical negligence. It is due to this complexity that it is important that you have the best medical negligence lawyers NSW by your side throughout the process. LHD’s medical negligence lawyers are well versed in medical negligence legislation NSW and can give you all the information you need from the information you need to provide to make a claim to letting you know the average payout for medical negligence resulting in death NSW.

The failure to diagnose cancer or miscarriage medical negligence (or any other kind of medical negligence) can be devastating for both yourself and your family. Medical negligence is an extremely complicated area of law, so you’ll need to talk with a specialist medical negligence claims lawyer to discuss whether you have a case.

To prove your medical negligence claim NSW, LHD Lawyers will need to be able to prove that:

• A medical practitioner/patient relationship existed between you and the accused
• The medical practitioner was negligent and did not provide you with appropriate treatment in line with an expected level of skill and manner
• The medical practitioner’s negligence caused harm or injury to you

Medical negligence claims NSW vary in cost from case to case depending on how hard the case is to prove and other variables. LHD’s medical negligence lawyers NSW offer a no win no fee service, meaning if we don’t win your case, you don’t pay our fees.

The most common types of medical negligence you can make a medical negligence claim NSW for include:

• Delayed diagnosis of medical conditions (such as ovarian cancer, breast cancer, or illnesses usually detected through a diagnostic test)
• Cancer medical negligence (including bowel cancer, colorectal cancer, lung cancer or pancreatic cancer)
• medical negligence that make an existing condition worse
• Failure to provide the appropriate treatment
• Failure to perform surgery or the appropriate post-operative care
• Incorrectly translating test results

The amount of compensation you could receive for your medical negligence claim NSW varies from case to case depending on the type and severity of your injuries and illnesses, the outcome of them (if they occasioned death or severe disability), and the impact on how you live your day to day life compared to before you suffered from duty of care medical negligence NSW.

In most states there are time limits on making medical negligence claims. In most states, you need to begin legal action within three years of the medical negligence, or six years if you are a child. It is recommended that you seek expert legal advice as quickly as possible for medical negligence claims NSW to find out the specific time limits in your state and for your case.

The team at LHD Lawyers are experts in medical negligence, and have been helping Australians receive the maximum amount of compensation through their claims for over 25 years. Our lawyers will be able to assess your case and decide with you what the best course of action will be and whether you have a case for medical negligence compensation.