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Taylor&Emmet offers e-advice to negligence victims
Sheffield’s Taylor&Emmet LLP is launching a specialist service to make it easier for local people to find out more about making clinical negligence claims.
The firm’s experienced solicitors are providing free professional advice via email about potential cases and will answer enquiries within two hours during the working day.
Here to Help offers quick, honest recommendations about making a clinical negligence claim and does not obligate users, who remain anonymous if they wish. Anyone with a query can simply outline their situation and receive a response directly from an expert without disclosing personal information.
James Drydale, head of Taylor&Emmet’s clinical negligence team, said: “Seeking legal advice can be a daunting prospect, particularly following a traumatic or painful medical experience. By communicating via email and guaranteeing a fast response, we are increasing our accessibility and overcoming the initial worries clients have about hidden costs.”
Taylor&Emmet’s e-advice service is will help anyone who has been the victim of clinical negligence establish if they should seek compensation. In the vast majority of cases, legal costs are covered by insurance and do not fall to the claimant.
To benefit from Taylor&Emmet’s advice service, email heretohelp@tayloremmet.co.uk. For more information, telephone (0114) 218 4000, visit www.tayloremmet.co.uk/heretohelp or follow the firm on Twitter @tayloremmet.
Issued: 30.04.2015
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