Clinical Negligence
UK Guide 2025 : Northern Ireland
Band 2
Contact number
(028) 9032 9801About
Provided by McCartan Turkington Breen
McCartan Turkington Breen have helped many people right across Northern Ireland claim following a mistake made by a healthcare professional. Their team of dedicated medical negligence solicitors have obtained compensation for clients that have suffered a range of issues, from missed fractures and misdiagnosed illnesses to serious life-changing conditions such as cerebral palsy and other birth injuries.
Chambers Review
McCartan Turkington Breen boasts a respected clinical negligence practice. The team acts for claimants in complex cases. Its group frequently handles sensitive cases concerning negligent obstetric care and also represents claimants affected by mishandled surgical procedures. The practitioners work closely with experts in related disciplines to offer a comprehensive service.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"My emails were always replied to immediately and anything I raised was explained to me in detail. My calls to the office were always dealt with efficiently and in a very friendly, professional manner."
"The firm is very well staffed and provides a very comprehensive level of support."
"My emails were always replied to immediately and anything I raised was explained to me in detail. My calls to the office were always dealt with efficiently and in a very friendly, professional manner."
"The firm is very well staffed and provides a very comprehensive level of support."
Notable Practitioners
Tanya Waterworth frequently represents claimants in proceedings concerning birth injuries as well as post-surgery liability claims.
"Tanya from the start was extremely friendly, empathetic and professional. She knew just how to put me at my ease."
Harry McAleese is an up-and-coming partner at the firm. He often represents plaintiffs in clinical negligence actions, including catastrophic birth injury and orthopaedic misdiagnosis cases.
"Harry is excellent in his expertise and his professionalism."