Medical Malpractice Law
Pursuing justice for victims of medical negligence and defending healthcare providers against unfounded claims in the UAE.
Services, process & frequently asked questionsPatient Claims — We Fight For You
- Surgical error and wrong-site surgery claims
- Misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis cases
- Medication errors and adverse drug reactions
- Birth injury and obstetric negligence
- Anesthesia errors and complications
- Failure to obtain informed consent
- Hospital-acquired infections and negligence
- Cosmetic and elective procedure failures
Healthcare Provider Defense
- HAAD / DHA / MOH investigation representation
- Clinical negligence claim defense
- Insurance dispute management
- Professional disciplinary proceedings
- Hospital and clinic liability matters
- Expert medical witness coordination
- Settlement negotiation and mediation
- Criminal malpractice defense
Key Outcomes
Our Process
Case Evaluation
Medical and legal review of your case with independent medical expert input to assess the viability and strength of your claim.
Evidence Gathering
Obtaining medical records, expert opinions, and all relevant documentation through formal legal channels.
Regulatory Complaint
Filing with HAAD, DHA, or MOH as applicable, and managing the investigation process on your behalf.
Civil Claim
Filing civil compensation claims in UAE courts and pursuing full damages for injuries, losses, and suffering.
Settlement or Verdict
Negotiating maximum settlements or obtaining court judgments with full enforcement support.
Required Documents
Fees & Pricing
Medical malpractice cases are assessed individually. For patient claims, we work on a transparent fee structure discussed upfront. For healthcare provider defense, we offer fixed-fee retainer arrangements. Contact us to discuss your specific case.
Frequently Asked Questions
A valid claim requires establishing that a duty of care existed, that the healthcare provider breached the standard of care, and that this breach caused your injury. We conduct a free initial assessment of your case with input from independent medical experts to determine the strength of your claim before advising on next steps.
UAE limitation periods for medical negligence claims are generally 3 years from the date of discovery of the harm or from the occurrence of the incident. However, there are nuances depending on whether you're pursuing civil or criminal action. Contact us promptly to preserve your rights.
Compensation can include medical expenses (past and future), loss of income and earning capacity, pain and suffering (diya in some cases), psychological trauma, and loss of companionship or dependency. Courts assess each case individually, and expert evidence on the extent of damages is crucial.
Yes. Public hospitals and healthcare authorities can be sued for negligence. Claims against government entities follow specific procedural rules, and the timeline may differ from private hospital claims. We are experienced in navigating both public and private healthcare claim procedures.
The Health Authority - Abu Dhabi (HAAD) or Dubai Health Authority (DHA) investigate complaints against healthcare providers and can impose professional sanctions. A regulatory finding can support your civil claim but is not required. We file regulatory complaints strategically to maximize your overall case strength.