Smith Partnership's dental negligence solicitors are experienced in helping clients get the compensation they deserve. The team is recommended by the Legal 500 and are members of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) and Action Against Medical Accidents (AvMA). The team includes:
Fatal Negligence Claims
Have you lost a loved one as a result of negligent healthcare treatment? If you have then in certain circumstances you can bring a claim on behalf of the deceased’s Estate for their avoidable pain and suffering, and other losses including bereavement damages and dependency.
If your loved one left a Will then you will need a Grant of Probate before damages can be released to the Estate. If there is no Will, then you will need a Grant of Letters of Administration. If you don’t have either of those things then don’t let that put you off because we can help you with that.
Making a claim for Fatal Negligence
To make a claim for fatal negligence, you should enlist the help of clinical negligence solicitors to assist you with your case. From gathering evidence to negotiating damages, the process of lodging a claim is complex and time consuming, so it is vital that you have proper support.
Speak to our clinical negligence solicitors today
We have a dedicated team of specialists who are perfectly placed to provide clinical negligence claims advice for people who have suffered due to the negligence of medical professionals.