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5-Star Client Rating
You’ll receive outstanding service. We maintain a 5-star client rating.
Free Case Assessments
We provide confidential, free case assessments.
Industry Experts
We’re industry experts with over 20 years of experience.
No Win No Fee
You won’t be required to pay any fees until we win your case.
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No Win No Fee
You won’t be required to pay any fees until we win your case.
Industry Experts
We’re industry experts with over 20 years of experience.
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Our team of expert injury lawyers will help you get maximum compensation.
Lung Cancer Claims Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can lung cancer be wrongly diagnosed?
Yes, it is possible for benign lung diseases to be wrongly diagnosed as lung cancer, but this is uncommon given the availability of advanced diagnostic investigations, such as biopsy.
2. How much compensation for lung cancer?
The value of compensation for lung cancer negligence depends on the nature, extent and severity of the injury, loss or damage suffered as a result of the negligence. Compensation can be awarded for pain and suffering, loss of expectancy of life, medical expenses, personal care, domestic assistance, palliative care and lost earnings. If the lung cancer negligence results in death, dependents of the deceased may be entitled to compensation.
3. Where do I go for support after a diagnosis of Lung Cancer?
Your GP or treating specialist are usually able to organise appropriate support services for you and your family. You may also wish to contact Lung Foundation Australia or the Cancer Council or Cancer Australia to learn about resources that are available to you and your family. If the diagnosis of lung cancer is affecting your mental health, speak with your GP and ask for a mental health plan.