How long do you have to make a medical negligence claim?
In many cases the standard limitation period is three years, but the point at which those three years begin can vary and important exceptions may apply.
Read guide →Medical negligence law is fact-specific. This guide is intended to explain the general principles in accessible language and is not a substitute for advice on an individual case.
Important: Do not delay seeking advice because of information on a website. Limitation can be complex and depends on the individual circumstances.
Compensation is case-specific
There is no reliable generic calculator for medical negligence. The value depends on the injury, recovery, prognosis and individual financial consequences.
Financial losses
Depending on the evidence, a claim can consider reasonable losses such as earnings, care, treatment, rehabilitation, equipment, travel and future needs.
About this guide
This guide provides general information. The assessment of a medical negligence claim depends on the treatment, harm, dates and supporting evidence in your individual case. Contact us if you would like the firm to consider your circumstances.
