Parson Drove Surgery claims

If you were prescribed opioids by Parson Drove Surgery and suffered harm – including addiction, dependency, or other health problems – you may have a valid claim.

You do not need to be certain before contacting us. We offer a free, no-obligation case assessment to help you understand whether your situation qualifies. We will listen to what happened and give you an honest view of your options.

A group action (sometimes called a group litigation order, or GLO) is where a number of people with similar claims against the same defendant bring their cases together. This can make the process more efficient and may benefit everyone involved.

In a group action, some parts of the case – such as establishing who is responsible and proving the core failings – can be dealt with collectively. Other aspects of your claim, such as the specific harm you have suffered and the compensation you are entitled to, will still be considered individually. We will explain how this works in practice when we assess your case.

When you contact us, we will carry out a free case assessment to understand what has happened, listen to what you would like to achieve, and confirm whether you have a valid claim.

If your claim proceeds, we will begin an investigation – collecting evidence, identifying who is responsible, and assessing the harm you have suffered. We will apply to the Court as required and, if appropriate, seek a Group Litigation Order.

We will then negotiate with the defendants to pursue a favourable settlement. Once a decision or settlement is reached, we will arrange for your compensation to be paid to you. We will keep you informed throughout.

Collective legal action can provide various advantages, including, strength in numbers. Combining similar claims in a group litigation can enhance the overall impact and strength of the case. There are also cost sharing efficiencies. Participants in group litigation can share the costs of legal proceedings, making it more financially feasible for individuals. It can also be more efficient as group litigation in the England and Wales aims to streamline the legal process by consolidating similar claims, leading to increased efficiency and a potentially quicker resolution. It can in some cases also increased leverage; The collective weight of a group of claimants can provide increased leverage when negotiating settlements or pursuing a settlement. It can also be beneficial to the legal system speeding up the process by not having to deal with the claims separately.

We will help you identify and gather the evidence needed to support your claim. This is likely to include your medical records from Parson Drove Surgery, details of the opioids you were prescribed and for how long, and information about the impact the dependency has had on your health, work and daily life. You do not need to have everything ready before contacting us – we will guide you through what is needed.

No win, no fee means that if your claim is unsuccessful, you will not be charged for our legal work. It means you can pursue your claim without financial risk. We will explain the full terms clearly before your case begins, so you know exactly where you stand.

We understand that dealing with the consequences of opioid dependency while also pursuing a legal claim can feel overwhelming. Our team will handle the legal process on your behalf, keeping you informed at every stage. Compensation can also help fund access to rehabilitation services and treatment programmes, which may be an important part of your recovery. We will work to make sure you have access to the support you need – not just at the end of your claim, but as early as possible.