Why choose Been Let Down for your amputation negligence claim?
When you’ve been let down by medical professionals, you need a law firm you can trust. Here’s why thousands of clients choose us:
- Specialist expertise – Our team includes experienced amputation negligence solicitors and lawyers approved by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). We are also members of the Liverpool Law Society and The Law Society.
- Proven success – We have a strong track record and are ranked in The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners.Â
- No-win, no-fee – You pay nothing upfront and nothing at all if your claim is unsuccessful.
- Independent reviews – We are proud of our client reviews that demonstrate the dedicated and tailored approach we offer to every client and every case.
- Unparalleled support – Our team prioritises your care needs. We help you adjust to life after amputation and support you through the challenges you face as you start to rebuild your life.
Can I make an amputation claim?
Amputation negligence occurs when a limb is lost due to avoidable mistakes or failures in medical care. Common causes include:
- Failure to diagnose reduced blood supply.
- Delayed treatment of diabetic ulcers or infections.
- Surgical errors.
- Amputation of the wrong limb.
- Late diagnosis of limb cancer.
If any of these apply to you, get in touch with our team today by phone at 0800 234 3234, email, or by requesting a call back via our online contact form for free, no obligation advice.
How do I make an amputation claim?Â
Making an amputation negligence claim is straightforward with our expert guidance:
Step 1
Contact us: Call or request a call back for free initial advice.
Step 2
Case review: We will assess your claim and request medical records and expert evidence.
Step 3
Letter of Claim: If your case is strong, we’ll notify the Defendant
Step 4
Settlement or Court: most cases settle, but we’ll fight for you if Court action is needed
Speaking to us today will give you the chance to pursue the compensation you deserve. So, if you think you have a claim, call us at 0800 234 3234 or contact us online and we will take you through every stage of the amputation claim process.
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If you think you have a Medical Negligence claim, or if you simply want to discuss a potential claim and have us assess it for you, please complete this form and one of our trained advisors will call you back.
All initial enquiries with us are completely free and there’s no obligation to proceed once we have discussed your claim.
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A word from our expertsCarla Duprey Solicitor in our Medical Negligence Team says:
“The clinical negligence team have dealt with numerous amputation claims, ranging from amputation of fingers to amputations of legs. Amputation of a limb is a significant operation, which affects every aspect of a person’s life. If you believe the amputation could have been avoided with appropriate medical treatment, this can cause additional stress and frustration. Our amputation claim solicitors understand that clients will need additional support, and we will always assist in any way we can. This includes getting them compensation for their injuries as quickly as possible, so they can get what they need to adapt and move forward.”
Amputation claims FAQs
Amputation compensation can cover:
- Pain and suffering.
- Loss of earnings (past and future).
- Rehabilitation and physiotherapy.
- Prosthetic limbs and specialist equipment.
- Home and vehicle adaptations.
- Ongoing care and support.
- Physiotherapy and other therapies.
Yes, you generally have three years from the date of negligence or when you became aware of it, according to the Limitation Act 1980. Exceptions apply for children and incapacitated adults.
Amputation cases are complex, so the amount of compensation you receive will depend on your circumstances. It depends on the severity of your injury, financial losses and long term impact. Our specialist amputation solicitors will calculate a fair amount for your claim.
Yes, if they are under 18 or lack mental capacity.
If your case is taken under a No Win No Fee basis, you will only pay a pre-agreed percentage of your compensation to your solicitor if you win your amputation negligence claim. If your case isn’t successful, you won’t pay a penny.
Take the first step today
You shouldn’t have to carry the burden of an avoidable amputation alone. Contact our expert team now for free, confidential advice and start your journey towards justice. You can get in touch with our team today by phone at 0800 234 3234, email, or by requesting a call back via our online contact form.