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Have you or a loved one suffered an injury or illness caused by a negligent hospital or its staff? At Garling & Co, we specialise in assisting people across NSW in winning their Hospital Negligence Claims and securing the compensation they deserve.
When seeking medical care, we place our trust in hospitals and their staff to provide us with competent and compassionate treatment. However, there are unfortunate instances where hospitals fail to meet the expected standard of care, resulting in harm and injury to patients. If you or a loved one have suffered due to hospital negligence, Garling & Co Lawyers are here to assist you in pursuing a claim for compensation.
Hospital Negligence occurs when a healthcare facility or its employees fail to provide an acceptable standard of care, resulting in harm to a patient. The consequences of such negligence can be devastating, both physically and emotionally.
Hospitals play a crucial role in our healthcare system, and their negligence can have severe consequences. From misdiagnoses to delayed treatment, failure to follow up on test results, or prescribing the wrong medication, various types of hospital negligence can lead to worsened health outcomes and unnecessary suffering.
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Navigating hospital negligence claims can be complex within the realm of compensation law. However, you can find solace in our team of skilled hospital negligence lawyers at Garling & Co. With over 30 years of experience, we will guide you through the entire process, meticulously evaluating your case and explaining all the intricacies involved.
To discuss your hospital negligence claim with our highly knowledgeable lawyers, please reach out to us at 02 8329 9500. Alternatively, you can fill out our confidential case assessment form, free of charge and without any obligation. Expect a response within 24 hours as we provide the support and guidance you need during this challenging time.
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From your first consultation to settlement, we guide you through every step of your claim so you know exactly what to expect.
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Ordinarily, you must commence formal legal proceedings within three years of the time at which the alleged negligence occurred. This is subject to the time that you discovered, or ought to have discovered, that you have sustained an injury, the injury is the fault of the hospital, and the injury is worth suing over.
If you succeed in proving negligence, you would be entitled to compensation. Compensation may include pain and suffering, the cost of personal care and domestic assistance, medical and allied health treatment costs, and any lost earnings. The value of your claim would depend on the nature, extent and severity of your injuries and any losses you may have suffered.
To prove negligence against a hospital, you must be able to prove that the hospital, by its employees, servants, or agents, breached its duty of care by failing to provide you with reasonable care and that this failure was a necessary condition of you sustaining harm for which you could be compensated. Expert evidence is required in support of the allegation that you were not provided with reasonable care and to connect your injuries to the alleged negligence.
Expert evidence is required in support of the allegations of negligence against a hospital and to connect your injuries to the alleged negligence. It might be difficult to prove negligence in some instances, but the merits of each case must be assessed based on the individual and specific circumstances of each case, regardless of whether the claim is against a hospital or not. Expert evidence allows the legal team to assess the merits of a claim and prospects of success.
Hospital negligence refers to a failure to provide a patient with reasonable care while a patient is under the care of that hospital, thereby resulting in injury or a poor health outcome for the patient.