If you or a loved one has suffered due to clinical negligence, our experienced clinical negligence solicitors are here to help. We provide expert legal advice and support to secure the compensation you deserve, helping you regain control of your life after a medical negligence.
Whether you’ve been affected by misdiagnosis, surgical errors, birth injuries, or any other form of medical malpractice, our dedicated team will guide you through the process with compassion and professionalism. We work tirelessly to ensure you receive the justice and support needed for a brighter future.
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If you or a loved one has suffered due to clinical negligence, our experienced clinical negligence solicitors are here to help. We provide expert legal advice and support to secure the compensation you deserve, helping you regain control of your life after a medical negligence.
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Whether you’ve been affected by misdiagnosis, surgical errors, birth injuries, or any other form of medical malpractice, our dedicated team will guide you through the process with compassion and professionalism. We work tirelessly to ensure you receive the justice and support needed for a brighter future.
Medical negligence occurs when healthcare professionals fail to provide the expected standard of care, resulting in harm.
Dental negligence arises when a dentist fails to deliver proper care, causing injury or harm.
Cosmetic negligence happens when aesthetic treatments fall below the expected standard, causing physical or emotional harm.
Birth injury claims arise when medical care during pregnancy or delivery causes harm to the mother or baby.
Negligence in women’s health occurs when care in reproductive, gynecological, or maternal services falls short, causing harm.
NHS negligence arises when healthcare professionals fail to meet the required standard of care, resulting in injury or harm
GP negligence occurs when general practitioners fail to provide appropriate care, leading to patient harm.
Private hospital negligence happens when a hospital or its staff fail to meet care standards, causing harm
Medical negligence occurs when a healthcare professional fails to provide the standard of care expected, resulting in harm or injury to a patient. Claims in such cases seek to hold providers accountable and secure compensation for the affected individuals.
Dental negligence arises when a dentist or oral healthcare professional fails to deliver the appropriate standard of care, causing harm or injury to a patient. Claims in such cases aim to hold the practitioner accountable and provide compensation for the affected individual
Cosmetic negligence occurs when a practitioner providing aesthetic treatments fails to meet the expected standard of care, resulting in physical or emotional harm to the client. Claims in such cases seek accountability and compensation for the distress or injury caused.
Birth injury claims arise when medical professionals fail to provide the proper standard of care during pregnancy, labor, or delivery, resulting in harm to the baby or mother. Such claims aim to secure accountability and compensation for the physical, emotional, and financial impact of the injury.
Women’s health negligence occurs when healthcare professionals fail to provide the appropriate standard of care in areas such as reproductive, gynecological, or maternal health, causing harm or distress. Claims in such cases seek accountability and compensation for the impact on the patient’s health and well-being
NHS negligence arises when a healthcare professional within the NHS fails to provide the expected standard of care, resulting in harm or injury to a patient. Such claims seek to hold the NHS accountable and secure compensation for the affected individual.
GP negligence occurs when a general practitioner fails to provide the expected standard of care, leading to harm or injury to a patient. Claims in such cases aim to hold the GP accountable and secure compensation for the resulting impact on the patient’s health.
Private hospital negligence arises when a healthcare professional or facility fails to meet the expected standard of care, causing harm or injury to a patient. Such claims seek accountability and compensation for the physical, emotional, and financial impact of the negligence.
If you or a loved one has suffered due to clinical negligence, you may be entitled to claim compensation.
Our solicitors offer free initial advice to confirm your eligibility and guide you on the next steps.
Complete the form below or contact us directly. Our solicitors will review your situation and confirm your eligibility in a free consultation.
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We offer a free, no-obligation consultation to review your case, explain your options, and give honest advice on whether you have a valid clinical negligence claim.
We collect medical records, expert reports, and relevant documentation to establish negligence and build the strongest possible case on your behalf.
We calculate compensation to cover medical expenses, lost earnings, long-term care, and the pain and suffering caused by the negligence, ensuring all your losses are fully recognised.
Many claims settle without going to court, but if liability is disputed, we negotiate firmly and are prepared to represent you in court to secure fair and full compensation.
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An experienced solicitor will confirm your eligibility and guide you on the next steps.
At NJS Law, we understand that every clinical negligence case is unique. That’s why we provide personalised legal support, considering every aspect of the harm caused and its impact on your life.
Here’s how we help build your claim:
We evaluate how the medical error has affected your health, considering both immediate harm and long-term consequences.
We consider ongoing care needs, permanent disability, or other lasting effects to fully understand how your quality of life may be affected.
We calculate income lost due to illness or incapacity caused by the negligence, ensuring fair compensation for financial hardship and reduced earning potential.
If you require support from family, carers, or professional services, we make sure this unpaid or additional care is fully recognised.
We assess any modifications to your home, vehicle, or daily life needed due to the clinical negligence and ensure these costs are included in your claim.
We fight to cover all medical treatment expenses, including ongoing therapy, specialist consultations, medications, and travel for medical care, so you’re not left out of pocket.
We build the strongest possible case so you can focus on recovery while we handle the legal work with care and determination.
Starting a clinical negligence claim can feel daunting, and you’re likely to have questions about how the process works, what it costs, and how long it takes. To help, we’ve answered the most common questions our clients ask — from evidence to compensation amounts and court proceedings.
In most cases, you have three years from the date you became aware that the injury or harm was caused by medical negligence to start a claim.
There are exceptions:
If you were under 18, the three-year limit starts from your 18th birthday.
If you lack mental capacity, there may be no time limit until capacity is regained.
Some cases may have different rules depending on when you discovered the negligence.
Because deadlines vary, it’s essential to seek legal advice as soon as possible so your claim isn’t time-barred.
Yes. With a No Win, No Fee agreement (Conditional Fee Agreement), you won’t pay any legal fees if your claim is unsuccessful.
If liability is disputed, we gather strong evidence, including medical records, expert reports, and witness statements, to prove your case.
Many disputes are resolved through negotiation without going to court. If a hearing is needed, our experienced solicitors will represent you every step of the way and fight to secure fair compensation.
Yes. If you’ve suffered a recognised psychological condition such as PTSD, anxiety, or depression due to medical negligence, you may be entitled to compensation.
Psychological injuries can be claimed on their own or alongside physical injuries. We work with medical and psychiatric experts to gather evidence and ensure your suffering — including therapy, treatment, or long-term support — is fully recognised.
The amount depends on the severity of the negligence, ongoing care needs, lost earnings, and the impact on your quality of life. Compensation is split into:
General damages for pain and suffering
Special damages for financial losses and care costs
We calculate both to maximise your claim.
Simple claims may settle in a few months, while complex cases — particularly those involving serious injury or disputed liability — can take longer. We keep you updated throughout and aim to resolve your claim as quickly as possible.
No. Most claims are settled through negotiation. If your case does go to court, our solicitors will represent you and guide you through every step.
Yes. If the injured person is under 18, lacks mental capacity, or has passed away, you may be able to claim on their behalf as a “litigation friend” or representative. We guide you through the process.
Strong evidence increases the likelihood of success. Useful evidence includes:
Medical records and test results
Expert medical reports
Witness statements
Photographs or scans of injuries
Receipts for treatment or care costs
We help you gather everything needed to support your claim.
With decades of experience, our solicitors have successfully handled thousands of clinical negligence claims. Our team is recognised for compassionate support and a proven track record of securing fair outcomes for clients.
Contact us today to arrange a free, no-obligation consultation. Our solicitors are available by phone or email at a time that suits you. Call us now or email our team to start your claim today.
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Leanne studied the Bar Vocational Course at the BPP Law School in Leeds, and graduated with Very Competent, before cross-qualifying as a Solicitor in 2013.
Leanne began her legal career in 2009, specialising in Personal Injury claims, with experience across Road Traffic Accidents, Employer and Public Liability cases, and Medical Negligence matters.
As Head of Personal Injury, Leanne is instrumental in driving the growth and evolution of the Employer and Public Liability team, along with the Medical, Dental, and Cosmetic Negligence departments.
In her personal life Leanne enjoys holidaying and days out with her young family.
After qualifying as a solicitor in 2002, Richard gained experience working in several firms in the north west of England.
Throughout his 25 year career in the law, Richard has covered the gamut of Personal Injury work. Described as being ‘terrier like’ in his approach to litigation, Richard still loves the thrill of the fight despite his ever advancing years.
Outside of work, Richard lives on the Wirral with his wife and two children. When he isn’t busy helping with homework or coaching his daughter’s football team, Richard enjoys baking and watching his beloved Liverpool FC.
Barry qualified as a Solicitor in 1999 and has over 20 years post-qualification experience dealing with personal injury claims.
Barry has experience of dealing with a wide range of personal injury cases including employer’s and public liability matters. He specialises in high value multi-track personal injury claims together with clinical and dental negligence cases.
Barry recently moved to rural Wales having lived in Manchester for many years and enjoys spending time walking in the countryside with his partner and their miniature dachshund, Rupert.
Ericka has been a specialist clinical and dental negligence Litigation Executive since January 2019. Prior to this her practice has always been claimant based as she enjoys helping claimants navigate through any difficulties and achieve the best possible results.
Previously she has dealt with Personal Injury claims, Employers Liability and Public Liability matters along with Disease and Multi Track matters since 2006.
Ericka enjoys being active when not at work and spending time with her family. She is a blackbelt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and shares this hobby with her husband and youngest child.
Charlotte has over 20 years’ experience dealing with claims, on both Defendant and Claimant sides though for the past 6 years she has focused solely on Claimant clinical negligence claims.
Outside of work, Charlotte enjoys reading, travelling, and spending time with her family and Beagle, Georgie.
