Visits to the optician are usually routine, but if something does go wrong we are here to help you through it.
We like to think that a visit to the optician is a once or twice-yearly visit that is quick and uneventful. But if an accident happens, or an optician slips up, it still counts as medical negligence.
It may be that an eye condition has been misdiagnosed and you’ve received incorrect treatment or an inaccurate lens prescription.
Sub-standard treatment can also be a problem – where you have not received the standard of care you expected, or there’s been a delay in referring you for requirement treatment.
Misdiagnosis of an eye condition can be more serious, especially if it results in the rapid deterioration of your eyesight or causes other problems.
We also cover laser eye surgery, if you’ve experienced problems with corrective eye surgery.
Your eyes are so precious and when something goes wrong it can be frightening and stressful. If you’ve suffered from medical negligence, then you deserve to be compensated for your bad experience. A compensation award can help ease the financial stress if you need to take time off work to recover, or if you need to fund extra visual aids.
Our medical negligence solicitors are specialists with many years’ experience in this kind of claim. They know how to put together a case that will help you achieve the compensation you deserve. We also offer a No Win No Fee service for medical negligence cases in England and Wales.
Only pay a fee if you receive compensation
Our No Win No Fee solicitors will take a success fee from the compensation you are awarded for a successful claim in the form of a percentage of your damages. This could be up to 25% but it won't be more than that, except in cases of road traffic accidents. Changing laws mean our solicitors will now take a payment of 30% of the final compensation amount plus VAT for all road traffic accident claims.
First4Lawyers are an award-winning claims management company with a track record of delivering service that our clients love.
That very much depends on your injury and how severe it is. Have a chat with our advisors and they can give you advice tailored to your individual circumstances.
Yes, there is a medical negligence claims time limit. There is typically a three-year period, from the date the negligence occurred, or the date you found out.
It’s important to get in touch with us as soon as possible. We will give you a free phone consultation to discuss your circumstances and advise you of the best next steps for you.
