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Medical negligence claims solicitors in Durham

If you or a member of your family have suffered harm due to medical negligence in Durham, you may be entitled to claim compensation. At Stephensons, we understand how traumatic incidents of medical negligence can be, physically, emotionally, and financially. Our experienced solicitors specialise in medical negligence claims and have successfully helped numerous clients throughout County Durham receive the compensation and justice they deserve.

With local expertise and dedicated solicitors committed to your case, Stephensons will support you through every stage of your medical negligence claim. We pride ourselves on offering a personalised, client-focused service tailored specifically to your unique requirements and circumstances.

 

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Why choose us for your medical negligence claim in Durham?

Stephensons is highly regarded across County Durham and the North East for our expertise, dedication, and proven results in medical negligence claims. As an established and respected law firm, we hold numerous industry accreditations, ensuring we meet high professional standards:

  • Members of the Law Society Clinical Negligence Accreditation Scheme, demonstrating our particular expertise and high-quality service in medical negligence cases.
  • Lexcel accreditation from the Law Society, which recognises excellence in law firm management and client care.
  • Rated highly for client satisfaction, reinforcing our commitment to understanding your needs and supporting you throughout your claim.

Choosing Stephensons for your medical negligence claim in Durham ensures you receive expert and empathetic legal assistance from solicitors who genuinely care about securing the best outcome for your case.

How we can help with medical negligence claims in Durham

Our solicitors specialise in a wide range of medical negligence claims, including:

  • Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis claims
  • Mistakes during surgery or medical procedures
  • Negligent treatment resulting in further injury or illness
  • Birth injury claims, including cerebral palsy cases
  • Dentistry negligence
  • Prescription and medication errors
  • Care home neglect and hospital negligence

When working on your claim, our experienced solicitors will thoroughly investigate your case, carefully assess your medical records, gather expert opinion and evidence, and guide you through each step of the claims process. We aim to secure maximum compensation that meets your ongoing medical care needs, rehabilitation, loss of earnings, and any additional financial support arising from the negligence you've experienced.

Locations we cover throughout County Durham

Stephensons provides specialist medical negligence advice and support to residents throughout County Durham including:

  • Durham
  • Chester-le-Street
  • Consett
  • Peterlee
  • Newton Aycliffe
  • Bishop Auckland
  • Stanley
  • Seaham
  • Spennymoor
  • Crook
  • Barnard Castle

Regardless of your location within County Durham, our dedicated solicitors are here to help you achieve justice and obtain the compensation you deserve.

Contact our medical negligence claims solicitors

For expert legal advice concerning medical negligence claims in Durham and the wider County Durham area, contact our friendly team today. You can call us directly on 0161 696 6165 or complete our online enquiry form to arrange for a callback at a convenient time. Our solicitors are ready to listen carefully to your situation, advise you clearly about your options, and begin building your case immediately.

Let Stephensons support you in claiming the compensation, care, and justice you deserve following medical negligence. Contact our Durham specialists today to discuss your case confidentially and without obligation.

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