Medical mistakes · stage by stage
Medical negligence
Negligent treatment, missed and delayed diagnosis, surgical and imaging errors, and the expert evidence a claim needs.
9 monthsNotice of claim3 yearsCourt proceedings
The notice can fall due sooner than nine months, and both dates have exceptions. The time limits guide explains them.
Stage 2
Is there a claim?
Who is responsible, which scheme applies, and whether your situation is covered.
- Medical negligenceMedication Errors in Queensland: Understanding Your Rights and Compensation OptionsPrescribing, dispensing and administration errors — who is answerable for each, and what a claim for the harm they cause involves.
- Medical negligenceBirth Injuries & Medical Negligence: Understanding Your Legal RightsWhen a birth injury is negligence rather than misadventure, who the claim is against, and how a child’s time limit is counted.
- Medical negligenceMedical Negligence in Queensland Hospitals vs. Private Practices: Understanding the Differences in LiabilityWho you are actually claiming against in a public hospital versus a private practice, and what that changes about the process.
- Medical negligenceMedical Negligence: Misdiagnosis – A Comprehensive Guide for Understanding and CompensationWhen a wrong or missed diagnosis is negligence rather than misfortune, and how the deadlines apply when a diagnosis was missed or delayed.
- Medical negligenceMedical Negligence Cases and Outcomes in Australia: A Comprehensive GuideHow medical negligence claims run in Australia, what has to be proved, and what reported outcomes show about the ones that succeed.
Stage 4
What is it worth?
What these claims pay, and what decides the amount.
Talk to us
Harmed in medical care and not sure where you stand?
Tell us what happened in a sentence. We will point you to the right guide, or tell you plainly if there is no claim in it.
No-obligation first consultation. We will be in touch within 1–3 business days.