Infections can sometimes be an unavoidable part of medical treatment and are not always negligent. However, acquiring an infection in a hospital or other care setting can be negligent if, for example, appropriate hand hygiene procedures were not followed, or a wound was not cared for properly, or if the infection was introduced post-surgery whilst being nursed on a ward. 

Similarly, a failure to diagnose, or a delay in diagnosis of an infection can also give rise to a complaint. This can apply to care given either in hospital, or in a community setting, at the hands of a GP or another medical practitioner. 

It is well publicised that infections can have catastrophic consequences, especially if they are not diagnosed and treated promptly. They can complicate recovery or have a lifelong impact. 

Elizabeth and Catherine have many years of expertise in dealing with infection claims, including necrotising fasciitis, as well as claims involving a failure to diagnose or treat an infection. We have seen how devastating the aftermath of these infections can be. We will guide you through the legal process, and will offer a sympathetic ear and signposting to the most appropriate support services.

We offer a No Win, No Fee service (also referred to as a Conditional Fee Agreement), so there’s no financial risk to you. Contact us today to see how we can support your claim, without obligation.

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