Cancer Misdiagnosis

Cancer Misdiagnosis compensation claims

It is a frightening statistic that, at some point in our lives, one in three of us will have to face the prospect of battling cancer.

Despite medical advances, one of the most frequent types of cancer compensation claim seen by clinical negligence solicitors in the United Kingdom is the failure to diagnose cancer. We depend on our GP to recognise the symptoms. If you have been wrongly diagnosed with cancer which has caused you great suffering call our specialist team of cancer claim solicitors on 0800 437 0080 today.

Cancer compensation claim solicitors
Cancer misdiagnosis happens initially when your GP fails to identify the symptoms of cancer or attributes them to another illness. Even if your GP acts correctly and refers you to a specialist, cancer misdiagnosis can still occur. Test results can be misread, lost or mixed up, which can cause the loss of what may be vital days.

We have considerable experience in dealing with all types of cancer misdiagnosis compensation claims including:

Bowel (colorectal) cancer
Kidney cancer
Throat cancer
Nasal and Sinus cancer
Liver cancer
Skin cancer (melanoma)
Lung cancer
Breast cancer
Stomach (gastric) cancer
Cervical cancer
Womb (endometrial) cancer

What should I do if I have been wrongfully diagnosed with cancer?
Pursuing a cancer compensation claim in relation to medical failures can be extremely complex. If you, or someone close to you, have suffered from cancer misdiagnosis, then you will need specialist legal advice to successfully pursue a clinical negligence compensation claim.

Contact a cancer compensation claim solicitor
Our specialist cancer misdiagnosis claim solicitors at Hodge Jones & Allen in London NW1 can discuss your case with you and help to put together the evidence needed to show that your claim was caused by a failure of medical procedures.

Let us assess your cancer compensation claim?

For more information about your cancer misdiagnosis claim, please call 0800 437 0080 for a confidential, no-obligation discussion or complete the 'Can I make a claim?' form.