How Much Could My Nasal Cancer Claim Be Worth?

What Would My Nasal Cancer Claim Be Worth?

It is impossible to give an exact compensation figure without going into the details of each individual case, but depending on the severity of the cancer, the impact it has had on the quality of life and employment prospects of the sufferer, and the nature of the breaches of health and safety law, the amount you can claim can range from a relatively small amount to a huge sum of money.

If you are diagnosed during the early stage of cancer development, it is quite possible that you could have surgery to remove the tumour and not suffer any further issues. In such cases the compensation amount is likely to be relatively low, although it should reflect the stress that such a situation is likely to put anyone under and compensate them adequately for that suffering; you could expect to receive between £2,500 – £10,000.

If the cancer has a chance to develop further, not only is the suffering of the patient likely to increase, the risks from treatment such as surgery and the potential dangers from radiotherapy and chemotherapy also grow. There is likely to be more time taken off work for doctors’ appointments and treatments, and potentially other expenses that will need to be compensated. In such situations the settlement amount can be quite large – between £10,000 and £50,000.

Sadly there are still situations where the cancer is not diagnosed before it gets a chance to grow, develop and spread, and in these cases the death of the sufferer sometimes occurs before legal action is completed. Depending on the nature of the exposure and the outcome for the patient, serious cases like this can expect amounts between £100,000 and £500,000.

The only way to truly find out how much your claim could be worth is to speak with one of our highly trained solicitors. They will listen to your experiences and decide on the appropriate course of action and the amount of compensation that you could be eligible for. While nasal and paranasal cancers can take a long time to develop, once they have got a hold they can be more difficult to treat, and the outcome can be more severe.

Contact us today and let us help you get the support and the compensation that you and your family deserve.

Call us now on 0800 122 3130 or click here to start your claim.