Neurology Negligence Compensation

A Consultant Neurologist is a doctor specialising in diseases and illnesses of the nervous system and brain.

They will deal with epilepsy, multiple scleroses, headache, brain injury, neck and back injury, stroke, nerve damage, neuro-degenerative disorders and Parkinson’s disease.

Most common clinical areas where there have been claims of negligence:

delay in diagnosis of brain tumours
negligent management of patients with multiple sclerosis
negligent management of patients with head or neck injuries

In assessing your case, a lawyer will look at documentation such as your Hospital Records, Doctors’ Records, Operation Records, Nursing Records, Out-Patient Clinic Records, Records of Blood Tests and Investigations and Correspondence. There may be copies or X-rays or CT or MRI scans or nerve conduction tests.

If you are concerned about the medical treatment you have received, then we can arrange for a medical negligence lawyer to review your case. If you have suffered from negligence which causes injury or illness, you may be eligible to file a legal claim to seek compensation for your losses and suffering. To find out more, contact our legal team today

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