Inquests - How We Can Help
During an inquest, the Coroner calls witnesses, which can include the deceased’s next of kin and the medical professionals involved in their care. The Coroner can also ask independent experts to give evidence at an Inquest.
If there is an Inquest into the death of your loved one, you have the right to ask questions and you should be represented by solicitors to ensure that your voice is heard.
Approach to Inquests and Fatal Claims
Our experienced solicitors have dealt with many Inquests and fatal claims.
We understand the complexities involved in these cases and will provide you with sensitive, expert legal guidance. Our focus is on ensuring that you understand what happened to your loved one, and that you receive the compensation and support you need to help you move forward.
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If you have concerns about the care that your loved one received, or if there is to be an Inquest into the death of your loved one, please contact us.
Our specialist Inquest and Fatal Claim medical negligence lawyers are here to guide and advise you.
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Disclaimer
1. Complexity
All Medical negligence claims can be complex and require experienced medical negligence lawyers. This will help ensure that your claim is expertly investigated by lawyers with a proven track record of success.
2. Independent
Independent medical evidence will be required to establish liability.
3. General Information
The medical and legal information on this website is for illustrative purposes only. It is not medical or legal advice. Every circumstance is different. You must obtain medical and legal advice specific to your circumstances.
If you are concerned about the medical treatment that you or a loved one has received, please contact us and one of our specialist team will assist you.
