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My child has had an accident any help please?
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It could be worth talking to a personal injury solicitor. As your daughter is under 18 you could make a claim on her behalf. Their failure to properly diagnose the head injury could be seen as medical negligence. You can find out more about it here http://www.injuryclaimspecialists.com/medical-negligence/
I think it would be well worth having a meeting with a solicitor. Many of them offer free consultations these days so you don't have anything to lose just by having a chat with someone.
I hope your daughter gets well soon
Medical negligance has to cause damage. Failure to diagnose that causes no damage is not grounds to sue. Just wanted to clarify that.
It is however grounds for a complaint.The most wasted day is one in which we have not laughed.0
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