Gall Bladder & Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Injury Claims

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Gall Bladder Injury Claims


Darbys Solicitors have a specialist team of surgical negligence solicitors providing legal expertise in gall bladder / laparoscopic cholecystectomy negligence claims. Our solicitors have helped clients who suffered injury to their bile duct / gall bladder during a Cholecystectomy procedure because of an avoidable error during surgery.

Cholecystectomy is a process that involves the removal of a patient's gall bladder and can be performed through two types of surgery:

•    Laparoscopic (keyhole) Cholecystectomy: The most common form of gallbladder operation that uses a tiny camera and surgical instruments to make small incisions in the abdomen.
•    Open Cholecystectomy: The gallbladder is removed through one large cut in your abdomen.

If you have been the victim of a bile duct / gall bladder injury as the result of surgical negligence, then you are entitled to make a claim for compensation. Contact Darbys Solicitors on 01825 000 000 or fill in our Contact Form and an expert medical negligence solicitor will contact you within 24 hours.

Specialist Gall Bladder Injury Solicitors


Darbys Gall Bladder Injury Solicitors understand the severity of the injuries that can occur as the result of medical negligence during Cholecystectomy surgical procedures. These include:

•    Additional Surgery
•    Infections
•    Liver Damage
•    Liver Transplant
•    Death

Please read about the type of work we do in our Cholecystectomy Negligence Case Studies section.

Making a Gall Bladder Injury Claim


Darbys Solicitors will provide you with expert legal advice, support and guidance through the process of making a bile duct / gall bladder injury claim.

Please call us on 01825 000 000 or complete our online Contact Form to speak to Darbys specialist medical negligence solicitors today if you have suffered from a bile duct / gall bladder injury as the result of medical negligence.