Medical Accident Group | Medical Negligence Solicitors

Medical Accident Group: The law firm on your side

When you’ve suffered medical negligence or a serious personal injury we believe that you should have access to the best legal advice on a ‘no win, no fee’ basis. We don’t want the cost of making a claim to put you off getting the pay-out you deserve.

Based across Worcester, Birmingham, the West Midlands and Herefordshire, our lawyers are known for providing legal expertise in medical negligence and serious personal injury, in a practical and accessible way.

Initial consultations with our expert team have no obligations and we are happy to visit you at home or in hospital. This approach allows us to understand your case before recommending the best course of action and letting you know if we believe you have grounds for compensation. We’ll keep you well-informed at each step and promise to be clear about the different financial options you have. To find out more about making a claim, and our way of working, click here.

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After Sarah had her contraceptive coil fitted wrongly by her GP, leading to two major operations, she sought help from Ally Taft, partner with Medical Accident Group.

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Delayed diagnosis, reporting and treatment left Simon on crutches and doubly incontinent – a tumour on his spine which was eventually removed was found to be linked to testicular cancer which had spread, needing chemotherapy, blood transfusion and bone marrow transplants.

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Delays in diagnosing and treating Adam’s infected gallbladder meant that his ability to walk was limited, he needed help in his home and couldn’t carry on with his normal life after surgery. He came to Medical Accident Group for help with his claim.

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An accident at work left Jack with a fractured ankle which wasn’t diagnosed by doctors for more than three months – he later had to have two operations to correct the problems the late diagnosis caused.

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Giving birth should be a time to celebrate, but for Karen, medical mistakes meant that her labour was traumatic and her pain after an emergency caesarean was not properly treated.

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