Clinical Trial Claims

If you have taken part in a clinical trial and been left injured or ill, you may be able to claim compensation.

In certain circumstances, you can also claim compensation on behalf of a loved one who became ill because of a clinical trial. For example, if you are claiming on behalf of your child, you have until their 21^st birthday to make a claim.

If you have lost a loved one because of complications arising from a clinical trial, you have three years from the date they died to make a claim.

Many clinical trials are run in accordance with the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) compensation guidelines. The guidelines make it easier to claim compensation if something goes wrong. We can help you work out if the ABPI guidelines are applicable to your case, and whether you might be entitled to compensation.

A group action may be an appropriate way for the court to manage a number of similar claims together without having a trial of each individual claim. This approach can help people involved in the same clinical trial share legal expertise and costs by working together to try and maximise the chances of being fully and fairly compensated for the trauma.

We can help you navigate the possibility of a group action after a clinical trial—get in touch today to discuss your case and see if there are already other claims in progress. .