Medical Malpractice Claims

At McMahon Goldrick Solicitors, we offer expert legal support for individuals who have suffered harm and are looking to make medical malpractice claims.

Experienced Solicitors for Medical Malpractice Claims

We understand the gravity of harm that can occur when medical professionals fail in their duty of care. With over 45 years combined experience in medical malpractice claims, we are committed to advocating for patients’ rights and ensuring that they receive the justice and compensation they deserve.

Navigating the complexities of medical malpractice claims requires a skilled team with specialised knowledge. If you believe you or a loved one has suffered due to medical negligence, our medical malpractice solicitors are here to provide comprehensive advice and assess the validity of your case. Whether it’s a misdiagnosis, surgical error, medication mistake, or a lapse in patient safety standards, we are prepared to pursue your claim.

45+ Years of Experience

We have over 45 years combined experience with medical malpractice claims.

Specialist Focus & Knowledge

We only focus on serious personal injury claims, providing expert legal representation.

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Medical Malpractice Claims in Ireland

Every medical malpractice claim in Ireland is unique. McMahon Goldrick Solicitors ensure that each client’s case is handled with the utmost attention to detail. Our aim is to secure a settlement that provides for your immediate and long-term needs, which may include ongoing care, rehabilitation, and adjustments to daily living. We work meticulously to evaluate the full scope of your situation and guide you through the legal process with expertise and compassion.

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Choosing the Right Solicitors for Medical Malpractice Claims

Expertise

Medical malpractice claims are inherently complex. It is crucial for anyone seeking legal advice on potential medical negligence to engage with specialist medical malpractice solicitors. These solicitors must possess the expertise and necessary connections within the professional and medical communities to secure comprehensive expert reports. This is vital to secure the best possible outcomes. Solicitors who regularly manage medical malpractice cases understand that no two cases are alike and may necessitate a variety of expert testimonies. They must have the capability and network to guarantee a thorough exploration of each case. McMahon Goldrick has established long-standing relationships with preeminent experts in the field, fostering strong rapport crucial for successfully advocating in complex medical malpractice cases.

Understanding

An extensive understanding of the medical issues at stake is essential for any solicitor handling medical malpractice claims. They must comprehend the various ways in which medical negligence can occur and the profound effects it can have on individuals and families. The team of medical malpractice solicitors at McMahon Goldrick possess this in-depth knowledge, which is vital for the success of a claim.

Rapport

Patients affected by medical negligence must trust their solicitor. They need to be assured that their solicitor not only grasps the intricacies of their case but also empathises with the significant life changes they have endured. At McMahon Goldrick, our experienced medical malpractice solicitors offer an empathetic approach, ensuring clients feel understood and supported.

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What Is a Medical Malpractice Claim?

In Ireland, the true test for establishing negligence* in diagnosis or treatment on the part of a medical practitioner is whether he or she has been proved to be guilty of such failures as no medical practitioner of equal specialist or general status and skill would be guilty of, if acting with ordinary care.

However, in a claim involving medical malpractice*, it is not sufficient to show that negligence existed. It must also be shown that, on the balance of probabilities, the negligence caused the specific injury in question.

Catastrophic Injuries as a Result of Medical Malpractice

Medical malpractice can be a factor in a cases involving birth injury, spinal injury and brain injury.

Cases can arise where life-changing injuries result from:

  • Inappropriate surgical or medical procedure technique
  • Delayed treatment
  • Failure in diagnosis
  • Mismanagement of medication
  • Not providing patients with accurate information, or not involving them properly in decision-making around their own care.
  • In addition, non-traumatic brain injuries that occur as a result of illness or a condition within the body can occur as a result of medical negligence.

Maternal Birth Injuries*

Maternal birth injuries are injuries sustained by a mother as a result of childbirth. The type and severity of the injury depends on the circumstances of the birth, including whether the birth was natural, instrumental or caesarean section delivery. If the injury arises as a result of the negligent mismanagement of the pregnancy, labour and/or delivery, the mother may have a medical negligence claim against her healthcare provider and/or hospital.

Common examples of maternal injury include:

  • Vaginal and perineal tears
  • Fissures
  • Incorrect suturing (stitching) following an episiotomy or caesarean section
  • Neurological complications as a result of epidural or spinal anaesthesia