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5-Star Client Rating
You’ll receive outstanding service. We maintain a 5-star client rating.
Free Case Assessments
We provide confidential, free case assessments.
Industry Experts
We’re industry experts with over 20 years of experience.
No Win No Fee
You won’t be required to pay any fees until we win your case.
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No Win No Fee
You won’t be required to pay any fees until we win your case.
Industry Experts
We’re industry experts with over 20 years of experience.
Maximum Compensation
Our team of expert injury lawyers will help you get maximum compensation.
Delayed Diagnosis Compensation Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can you sue a hospital for losing test results?
Yes, you may commence legal proceedings for compensation against a hospital if you sustained a permanent or significant injury or loss due to a hospital losing or overlooking clinically significant test results.
2. How long do I have to make a failure to communicate hospital results claim?
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.
3. What does abnormal test results mean?
Investigations are usually performed to either exclude or confirm a suspected diagnosis. Abnormal test results may give rise to additional investigations or procedures to determine the clinical significance of the abnormality and confirm a diagnosis. Some abnormal tests are conclusive and warrant immediate initiation of treatment.