Types of Negligence

• Delayed diagnosis

• Failure to recognize symptoms

• Inadequate testing

• Delayed treatment

• Poor monitoring

• Medication errors

• Communication failures

Warning Signs Often Missed

• High temperature

• Rapid heartbeat

• Rapid breathing

• Confusion

• Extreme pain

• Mottled skin

• Low blood pressure

Consequences of Delayed Treatment

• Organ failure

• Amputation

• Brain damage

• Permanent disability

• Psychological trauma

• Long-term health issues

• Death

What You Can Claim For

• Medical expenses

• Lost earnings

• Care costs

• Rehabilitation

• Adaptations

• Future medical needs

• Pain and suffering

Making a Successful Claim

• Gather medical records

• Document timeline of events

• Expert medical opinions

• Evidence of impact

• Witness statements

• Financial documentation

• Legal representation

Time Limits

Generally, you have three years from the date of the negligent treatment or from when you became aware of it to make a claim. However, it's crucial to seek legal advice as soon as possible.