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Amputation claims
Amputation as a result of medical negligence can be devastating, traumatic and life-changing. In addition to the physical disability, the psychological damage and physical pain can put serious strain on your relationships and lifestyle, severely impacting your quality of life.
Medical Accident Claimline can help you get the answers you want and the compensation you deserve.
We’ll ensure that you have the resources, support and care you need to rebuild your life following unnecessary amputation, as a result of:
- Blood clots
- Vascular issues
- Surgical error or complications
- Post-surgical complications
- Infection
- Delayed diagnosis
- Misdiagnosis
- Poor wound management
- Diabetes
No-win, no-fee Amputation claims
You deserve to live your life to the fullest.
Supporting you at every step of the way, our specialist team of experienced professionals will help to identify your current and future needs. We can assist you with life long support including rehabilitation and carer support whilst managing and protecting your compensation award so that it lasts you as long as you need it to.
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You’re in trusted hands with Medical Accident Claimline
If you have been a victim of medical negligence, and suffered a serious, life-changing injury, then Medical Accident Claimline can help you to get the compensation that you are entitled to.
Supporting you at every step of the way, our medical accident professionals will ensure that you receive the money and resources to pay for the rehabilitation and care you need to enjoy the best possible quality of life.
What is a medical negligence claim?
Whether it is a GP, surgeon, nurse, carer or paramedic – all medical professionals have a duty of care, which means they are legally bound to provide you with the best possible medical attention and treatment they can.
Sometimes, medical professionals get things wrong, and fail in this duty – it is what is known as medical negligence (or clinical negligence), and when this neglect causes you serious injury, you are entitled to medical accident compensation.
