Clinical Negligence

Brain Injuries

AuthorPeter Cunliffe

You may have a claim if you or a family member has suffered a brain injury as a result of negligent treatment or lack of proper medical care.

Brain injuries are often caused by a result of -

Misdiagnosis – for example, receiving a diagnosis of migraines when it turns out to be a brain tumour
Delayed diagnosis – when a condition is diagnosed later than it should have been and as a result of the delayed diagnosis, causes a brain injury
Mistakes during surgery
Failing to monitor during childbirth

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