It doesn0t matter if it happened in a private clinic or in a facility run by the National Health Service. If your condition worsened or you are faced with a new injury, you can claim for medical negligence. Like in all other injury cases, you need to show evidence that the medical or healthcare professional attending to you neglected medical standards and thus caused you further injury. Deciding on what constitutes medical negligence is not always cut and dried, especially in the case of surgical operations. This is because some operations have risks.
Although medical negligence claims are notorious for being hard to win than other injury claims, there are no-win, no compensation solicitors who specialize in this type of claim. Do not be shy about shopping around for solicitors and asking if they specialize in this type of claim.
Be prepared though. There are cases when your solicitor might require a conditional fee or require you to pay fees upfront. This is especially true for claims filed against the National Health Service. But these are just for extreme cases, and it only happens when a solicitor feels that the case has a slim chance at winning (51%).

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