Cancer Claims

Medical negligence can sometimes lead to suffering and pain for the victim. If you have been misdiagnosed with cancer or have faced critical circumstances, you may be entitled to make a medical negligence claim.

What are common kinds of cancer claims?

These are the common types of cancer that outspread in individuals due to medical negligence:

Skin Cancer
Eye Tumors
Testicular Cancer
Breast Cancer
Brain Tumor
Bowel Cancer
Prostate Cancer
Pancreatic Cancer
Ovarian Cancer
Lung Cancer
Cervical Cancer

What are the causes of misdiagnosis?

Despite the fact that cancer is a highly critical illness and exhibits a variety of symptoms, still, it becomes difficult to diagnose at times. There could be many possible causes behind the misdiagnosis such as:

Healthy fitness of the individual restricting exposure to symptoms
Insufficient X-Rays and biopsy tests to identify illness
Consideration of alternating and resembling illness due to vague symptoms
Delay in examining the patient's detailed condition
Misinterpretation of illness due to similar symptoms with other medical conditions
Negligence in the assessment of patient's test results

How DV Solicitors can help you with cancer claims?

DV Solicitor is highly specialized in dealing with cancer claims, associated with medical negligence. Our medical negligence solicitors are dedicated to assisting you with quality legal services for cancer compensation claims. When you choose DV Solicitors for your medical negligence claims, our experts review your case with absolute priority and get back to you with quality feedback.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How can you pay for medical negligence compensation claim?

Consult with our proficient team of medical negligence solicitors to receive a 'No Win- No Fee agreement. That means you will have no financial risk of loss at all. Reach us today at +44 1234 350244 or email us at [email protected] for more information.

What is the average settlement for cancer compensation claims?

The average payout for cancer compensation claims differs from case to case. As the settlement is entirely based on the nature and impact of medical negligence on the life of a victim. Also, when the settlement for the compensation is discussed, several key factors are taken into account. Such as:

Loss of financial earnings
Medical coverage
Rehabilitation costs

Can you claim for medical negligence on the behalf of someone you loved?

Yes, if your loved one has faced unexpected consequences as a result of substandard medical care. You are completely eligible to make a claim on their behalf.

Can you apply for interim payments from the compensation claim?

If you are facing a financial breakdown, you can consult with your medical negligence solicitor for 'Interim' payments. This is a partial release of the compensation amount prior to the complete delivery of the settlement amount. The interim payments are highly beneficial in cases, where you need financial support to continue medical care and life necessities.

What is the average time to make a medical negligence claim?

The average time may vary based on regional differences in the world. But the standard time to make a claim for medical negligence is three years, starting from the date of negligence, or when you became first aware of the after-effects of negligence. However, there are exceptions implied in several cases due to circumstantial situations.

What happens after a cancer diagnosis?

For instance, if you have unfortunately become a victim of cancer. Your medical specialists need to arrange as many as possible tests, such as CT scans, MRI, and PET. These tests will help in identifying the stage of cancer and its spread in the body.