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Mother, who slipped on wet floor whilst holding her son, has been awarded £5,950 as no wet floor sign was placed Cherry picker, who, whilst exiting work, was knocked to the ground by a third party vehicle, has received £7,500 for his injuries. Dodgy Cafe forced to pay employee £19,085 after boiling, hot baked beans exploded in her face, giving her first-degree burns and a lifetime of trauma. Son of client develops chronic asthma after leaking roof exposes asbestos, despite reporting it to the council, nothing was done. They have been compensated £3,000 as a result. Builders leave powder on floor and woman slips, severely injuring herself. She has been compensated £8,000 for their negligence. Improper door safety features created accidental air vacuum, blowing door shut on client's finger. She has been awarded £4,800 for her injuries.

GP Negligence

Can I Sue My GP for Medical Negligence

Can I Sue My GP for Medical Negligence?

A GP-patient relationship establishes a duty of care. GPs are expected to adhere to the standard of care that a reasonably competent and skilled GP would provide in similar circumstances. If a GP fails to meet this standard, and harm results from their actions or inactions, it may be considered medical negligence.

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