

[Reporter]
Introduction
There is no standard amount of compensation for a medical negligence claim. The value depends on the nature of the injury, its long-term impact and the evidence supporting the losses claimed.
Possible categories
Depending on the circumstances, a claim may take into account past and future treatment expenses, loss of earnings or earning capacity, care and assistance, rehabilitation needs and non-economic loss.
Evidence matters
Medical reports, employment and financial records, receipts and evidence of care needs can all be relevant to assessing loss.
Individual assessment
Settlement figures from other cases should not be treated as a reliable guide to the value of an individual claim because the facts and evidence can differ significantly.

Have questions about your own circumstances?
If you would like to discuss your circumstances
call 1800 322 323 / email leslie.abboud@lasmedneg.com.au.