Making An Ophthalmology Claim
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If you would like to make an ophthalmology claim please call us on 0800 524 4349 to speak to a medical negligence solicitor or alternatively you can fill out our Contact Form.
Making an Ophthalmology Claim
You can make an eye injury claim if you have suffered the following:
• Loss of vision in one eye
• Loss of vision in both eyes
• Impaired vision of one eye
• Impaired vision of both eyes
• Lasting pain due to a procedure
Each case is unique in nature and if you are unsure as to whether you can claim we would still like to hear from you to see if we can help. Losing your eyesight is a serious issue and compensation should be paid to those who are living with life changing issues. Please visit our eye injury case studies *LINK to read about cases where people have claimed for medical negligence.
Our medical negligence solicitors here at Darbys are experienced in such cases and would like to hear from you today to see how we can help with your ophthalmology claim. You can contact us on 0800 524 4349 or you can fill in our online Contact Form.
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