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hannahO_2
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Has anyone had an experience with sueing a doctor?
My diagnosis was denied and I am having a prospect of living with permanent damages because of delay caused by the negligence.
Do I need to submit my complaint to PAL first or do I just contact a solicitor?
I appreciate if anyone could point me in the right direction.
My diagnosis was denied and I am having a prospect of living with permanent damages because of delay caused by the negligence.
Do I need to submit my complaint to PAL first or do I just contact a solicitor?
I appreciate if anyone could point me in the right direction.
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It depends on how you obtain it and how you use it.
Have you sold your soul to the devil?
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It would be a good first step to talk to PALS so you have full understanding of what "diagnosis was denied" means..................
....I'm smiling because I have no idea what's going on ...:)0 -
Our CAB service has a special unit called 'Patient Advice and Support Service' which advises on medical queries such as negligence claims.
Perhaps this is only in Scotland, but England may have something similar.0 -
I would go straight to a solicitor, forgot the Citizen Advice. If they are like my local branch then you will not learn anything new from thier computer than you would here!
A Lawyer is legally qualified to advise you, some offer a free 1st 30 mins interview.0 -
Have look at the link to find a Laywer in you area who specialises in medical litigation.
You should have no problem finding one who will work on a no win no fee basis,providing you have a good case.
Good luck it`s a long hard haul but if you have been disadvantaged by negligence it will be worth it.
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