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GP Negligence Claims.

If you have experienced substandard care or negligence from your General Practitioner (GP), you may be entitled to pursue a GP negligence compensation claim.

No win, no fee

GP Negligence Claims.

If you have experienced substandard care or negligence from your General Practitioner (GP), you may be entitled to pursue a GP negligence compensation claim.

No win, no fee

GP Negligence Claims.

If you have experienced substandard care or negligence from your General Practitioner (GP), you may be entitled to pursue a GP negligence compensation claim.

Understanding GP Negligence Claims

GP negligence refers to situations where a patient receives inadequate or harmful medical care from their General Practitioner. This negligence can manifest in various forms, including misdiagnosis, delayed diagnosis, prescription errors, failure to refer to specialists, and inadequate communication about treatment options.

At TDS Law, we understand the impact such negligence can have on your health and well-being, and we are committed to assisting you in seeking justice. Explore the possibility of making a GP negligence claim with us below.

Common Scenarios of GP Negligence:

Misdiagnosis:

Misinterpreting symptoms or diagnostic tests can lead to incorrect diagnoses, resulting in inappropriate treatments and potential harm to the patient.

Delayed Diagnosis:

Failing to promptly diagnose a medical condition can allow it to progress, leading to more severe health consequences and diminished treatment options.

Prescription Errors:

Administering incorrect medications, wrong dosages, or overlooking potential drug interactions can cause serious harm to patients.

Failure to Refer to Specialists:

GPs should recognise when a patient’s condition requires specialised care and make timely referrals. Neglecting to do so may constitute negligence.

Lack of Informed Consent:

GPs must adequately inform patients about the risks and benefits of proposed treatments. Failure to obtain informed consent may be considered negligence.

Why Pursue a GP Negligence Claim:

Holding negligent GPs accountable for their actions can contribute to improving overall healthcare standards and preventing similar incidents in the future.

A successful GP negligence claim may result in financial compensation to cover medical expenses, ongoing treatment, lost earnings, and other damages. By pursuing a claim, you play a role in encouraging GPs and healthcare providers to prioritise patient safety, implement better practices, and prevent future instances of negligence.

Call today on 0161 359 3719 to get your no win, no fee claim started.

What to Do Next

If you believe you have been a victim of GP negligence, reach out to TDS Law for a free, no-obligation consultation. Our experienced team can assess the merit of your case and guide you through the process of pursuing a GP negligence claim.

Your health matters, and we are here to advocate for your rights. Don’t hesitate to seek the justice and compensation you rightfully deserve. Contact TDS Law today.

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We understand that each case is unique, and our experienced lawyers work closely with our clients to ensure that we provide the best possible legal representation.

How TDS Law can help with your GP negligence claim.

If you have suffered due to GP negligence know that you don’t have to face this difficult situation on your own. Our team at TDS Law boasts a wealth of experience in supporting individuals with GP negligence claims, and we adopt a systematic approach to ensure you receive the assistance and compensation you rightfully deserve. Here’s a detailed breakdown of our claims process:

  • Initial consultation: We start the process with an initial consultation, typically held through a phone call. During this consultation, we aim to gain deeper insight into the circumstances surrounding your gp negligence claim and provide initial guidance on how we can be of assistance.
  • Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) Signing: To advance your claim, the first pivotal step is signing a Conditional Fee Agreement, often referred to as a “no-win-no-fee” contractual agreement between you and our Solicitor. This agreement is a fundamental step before we can proceed further.
  • Medical Records Retrieval: Following the CFA signing, we will proceed to request the medical records linked to your gp negligence claim from your GP, the hospital, and other parties holding relevant records.
  • Medical Records Examination: Once we secure the medical records, our dedicated Nursing Analyst team will conduct a thorough review. Leveraging their extensive experience in the medico-legal domain, they will assess all the relevant records regarding the initial allegations. This comprehensive review serves to offer an expert opinion on the feasibility of your GP negligence claim.


    After our nursing analysts complete their report, our legal team at TDS Law will assume responsibility of your case. We will work diligently to secure the best possible outcome for you. Our focus is on ensuring you receive the justice and compensation you rightfully deserve for having to suffer due to negligence. Your well-being and legal rights are our top priorities.


    Call 0161 359 3719

How TDS Law can help with your GP negligence claim.

If you you have endured sepsis due to medical negligence, know that you don’t have to face this difficult situation on your own. Our team at TDS Law boasts a wealth of experience in supporting individuals with Sepsis Claims, and we adopt a systematic approach to ensure you receive the assistance and compensation you rightfully deserve. Here’s a detailed breakdown of our claims process:

  • Initial consultation: We start the process with an initial consultation, typically held through a phone call. During this consultation, we aim to gain deeper insight into the circumstances surrounding your gp negligence claim and provide initial guidance on how we can be of assistance.
  • Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) Signing: To advance your claim, the first pivotal step is signing a Conditional Fee Agreement, often referred to as a “no-win-no-fee” contractual agreement between you and our Solicitor. This agreement is a fundamental step before we can proceed further.
  • Medical Records Retrieval: Following the CFA signing, we will proceed to request the medical records linked to your gp negligence claim from your GP, the hospital, and other parties holding relevant records.
  • Medical Records Examination: Once we secure the medical records, our dedicated Nursing Analyst team will conduct a thorough review. Leveraging their extensive experience in the medico-legal domain, they will assess all the relevant records regarding the initial allegations. This comprehensive review serves to offer an expert opinion on the feasibility of your GP negligence claim.


    After our nursing analysts complete their report, our legal team at TDS Law will assume responsibility of your case. We will work diligently to secure the best possible outcome for you. Our focus is on ensuring you receive the justice and compensation you rightfully deserve for having to suffer due to negligence. Your well-being and legal rights are our top priorities.

    Call 0161 359 3719

F&Q’s.

Are you uncertain about making a GP Negligence Claim? See further common questions below.

What should I do if I suspect GP negligence but I’m unsure?2023-12-07T13:42:55+00:00

If you suspect GP negligence but are unsure, seek a second opinion, contact us for a free consultation to discuss your situation and explore your options.

What if my GP denies negligence?2023-12-07T13:41:38+00:00

If your GP denies negligence, our legal team will work to gather evidence and build a strong case to prove that their actions fell below the accepted standard of care.

Can I make a GP negligence claim for emotional distress?2023-12-07T13:41:02+00:00

Yes, if the negligence of your GP has caused you emotional distress, you may include this as part of your claim for damages.

Will my case go to court?2023-12-07T13:40:18+00:00

The majority of GP negligence cases are resolved without the need for court proceedings. If necessary, we handle all the complex elements and compile essential evidence to streamline the process.

How much does it cost to pursue a GP negligence claim?2023-12-07T13:39:49+00:00

Pursuing a GP negligence claim with TDS Law involves no upfront costs as we operate on a no-win-no- fee basis. You only pay a percentage if your claim is successful.

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