Medical Negligence No Win No Fee
No Win, No Fee Funding for Medical Negligence Claims
When you contact us to talk about making a claim, one of our friendly solicitors will talk you through how these claims are funded. In the meantime, here's an outline of what's involved.
Making a compensation claim for medical negligence
Making a claim for compensation for medical negligence requires a thorough investigation into the quality of your medical care. If it is found that you or a loved one have indeed been the victim of negligence, a comprehensive assessment is also carried out to identify the nature and extent of the impact of the negligence on your life and the financial losses which you have experienced and are likely to experience in the future.
In addition to the expertise of your solicitor, the knowledgeable input of the most respected medical experts is crucial to achieving the best outcome. They will analyse your medical records and consider the ways in which any negligence has affected your long-term outcome. They may need to examine you in order to identify fully the impact on your quality of life and consider the support which you may need in the future.
The cost of making a claim
Funding of the costs involved in making a medical negligence compensation claim is usually achieved through a no win, no fee agreement. When you first contact us to discuss a possible claim, one of our team of specialist solicitors will discuss this topic with you.
What Is No Win No Fee?
A no win no fee agreement enables you to make a compensation claim without paying any legal fees upfront and with no financial risk to you (provided you are co-operative and honest with your solicitor).
If your case is unsuccessful you won't have to pay any legal fees either to us or to your opponents. This is because we will take out an insurance policy on your behalf to cover these costs.
You only ever pay anything if your no win no fee claim is successful and even then your opponent will pay the majority of your legal costs.
Speak to the experts
If you are wondering whether you or a loved one may be entitled to make a claim for compensation for medical negligence, it is essential that you get advice from a specialist medical negligence lawyer.
Medical negligence claims are extremely complex and you need to be 100% confident that your lawyer is conversant with and experienced in all the legal, procedural and timing requirements associated with this niche area of the law.
Here at Glynns, every member of our team of solicitors is a specialist in medical negligence law with extensive experience of supporting these complicated claims. Over many years, we are pleased to have achieved a high degree of success in settling these life-changing claims on behalf of our clients.
Furthermore, we offer a completely free, no obligation initial discussion so, whatever your inquiry, please contact us and we will be happy to advise you.
Free initial claim assessment
Think medical treatment may have caused avoidable harm?
Tell our specialist medical negligence team what happened. We will review the initial information and explain whether we may be able to help.
- Tell us what treatment you received and what you believe went wrong
- We assess the initial circumstances
- We explain whether further investigation may be appropriate
Your initial enquiry is free. No Win No Fee funding may be available.
What happens when you contact us?
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Tell us what happened
Call us or complete the short enquiry form with a brief outline of the treatment you received and the harm caused.
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We assess the circumstances
A member of our specialist team will review the initial details and may ask you for some further information.
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We explain your options
We will explain whether we may be able to help, the possible next steps and any funding options relevant to your enquiry.
Worried about making a claim?
“Taking on the NHS is a daunting business… I was always treated with patience and understanding… helped to put my mind at rest.”
If you would like help with a potential claim, please call us free on 0800 234 3300 (or from a mobile 01275 334030) or complete our online enquiry form.

