Free Initial Advice Clinic for Clinical Negligence Enquiries
If you or a loved one have experienced medical treatment that didn’t go as expected, you may be wondering whether you have grounds for a clinical negligence claim. It’s not always clear-cut, and deciding whether to take action can feel daunting. That’s why we offer a free initial advice clinic where you can discuss your concerns with one of our specialist solicitors via video or telephone consultation.
Our clinic provides a 30-minute, no-obligation consultation, giving you the opportunity to explore:
- Whether your experience might amount to clinical negligence
- What’s involved in making a claim
- Whether it’s worth pursuing based on your circumstances
Appointments are easy to book online by clicking here, which will show when clinic slots are open.
Important Information:
- This is an initial discussion only – it is not formal legal advice, but a way to help you understand your options.
- There’s no obligation to proceed – if you do wish to take things further, we’ll discuss potential funding options, including ‘No Win, No Fee’ arrangements.
- Your discussion is confidential – all information shared will be handled with the utmost discretion in line with our professional duties.
To book your free consultation, please click here or contact us directly on 01726 879333 or clinicalnegligence@nalders.co.uk
Please note: This consultation is for initial guidance only and does not create a solicitor-client relationship. Formal legal advice can only be provided once terms of engagement are agreed.
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