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Ear, Nose and Throat Compensation
If you have fallen victim to medical negligence that has led to damage or impairment of your ear, nose or throat, you are likely entitled to financial compensation. Incurring damage to your ear, nose or throat (ENT) can have serious, life-changing consequences, for which you should seek out whether you are due financial compensation.
Making a compensation claim for an ear, nose or throat injury involves various steps, from proving that medical negligence took place, to the effect this has had on your life. As such, our team of specialist solicitors at Graham Coffey & Co Solicitors are highly experienced in dealing with negligence that occurred to a victim’s ear, nose, and throat, and we are confident that we can help you receive the financial compensation you deserve.
If you have reason to believe that you have suffered from medical negligence and want to make an ear, nose and throat compensation claim, we want to hear from you. Contact our team today by calling 0161 200 2999 or by filling out our contact form here.
How we work
Our Manchester-based team of expert solicitors in ear, nose and throat injury claims have helped many individuals through the claims process and receive the financial compensation to which they are entitled following an injury.
Our leading ear, nose and throat claims process operates on a no-win, no-fee basis, so should there be any reason for which your claim is unsuccessful, you will not then face an additional financial burden for engaging our legal services.
We first work to understand the full extent of the injury and the subsequent impact this has had on your life, then endeavouring to incorporate all the aspects of your life that have been affected, to secure a financial compensation amount that will aid you in adjusting and continuing your life.
Why choose us?
Making an ear, nose and throat compensation claim involves various factors, for which you should seek the counsel of experienced legal professionals. Such a process can take time, but our leading services have been streamlined to make it as efficient as possible, allowing you to receive the financial compensation sooner.
Operating on a no-win, no-fee basis, our services are streamlined to incorporate all the affected aspects of your life, meaning that you are sure to not incur additional costs should the compensation fee be unsuccessful.
We have aided many victims of medical negligence through the claims process. Whether your ear, nose or throat injury occurred during surgery or not, there is no one better suited to make the compensation claim on your behalf.
What is an ear, nose and throat negligence claim?
Having surgery on your ear, nose or throat is a common medical procedure, but is one which can easily lead to a mistake or injury. We have experience in making compensation claims on behalf of individuals for a number of medical negligence types, including:
- Injury to the face (nerve damage, lacerations)
- Vocal cord damage
- Hearing loss
- Loss of senses
- Ear, nose and throat conditions misdiagnosis
- Failure to diagnose ear, nose and throat conditions
- Administration of incorrect treatment
- Delay in treatment
Many of these types of negligence can have severe, life-changing consequences on an individual’s life, for which they are likely due financial compensation.
Is there a time limit to making an ear, nose and throat compensation claim?
Yes - like all other claims for medical negligence in the UK, you have three years from when the negligence took place to start making your compensation claim. For example, if you have incurred an injury from nose surgery, you will have three years from when the surgery took place - or from the day you realised negligence took place.
Are there exceptions to making a claim for ear, nose and throat negligence?
The three-year time limit does not apply to victims under 18. If you are making a claim on behalf of a child under 18, you must do so before they turn 18 - from this point, they have three years to make the claim themselves.
Furthermore, victims of medical negligence who lack the mental capacity to make the claim independently do not have a three-year time limit.
Can I sue the NHS for ear, nose and throat injury?
Yes - whether you suffered from medical negligence in an NHS hospital or privately, you will be entitled to financial compensation. If you have incurred an ear, nose or throat injury at the hands of a healthcare professional, you should seek expert legal advice before it is too late.
Get in touch
Negligence from a medical procedure to the ear, nose or throat can have life-altering effects, for which you should seek professional guidance. If you have reason to believe that you have suffered from medical negligence, whether through the NHS or privately, get in touch with our specialist team of solicitors today on 0161 200 2999 or by filling in our contact form.
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