Slips, Trips and Falls

If you have suffered an injury while a guest or visitor at a business or private premises you may have a claim. All occupiers of premises have a duty to reasonably ensure the safety of visitors, by taking procedures to assess their premises and identify possible hazards.

While we do not encourage or endorse trespassing, you may even have a claim under these circumstances.

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If you have you suffered an injury due to a slip, trip or fall in a shop you may have a claim.

Employees and customers have the right to expect owners of retail premises to ensure against hazards such as obstacles left on the floor, worn floor coverings or spillages.

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If you have you suffered an injury due to a slip, trip or fall in an office you may have a claim.

Employees and visitors have the right to expect owners or landlords of offices to ensure against hazards such as obstacles left on the floor, worn floor coverings or spillages.

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If you have suffered an injury due to a slip, trip or fall on a public highway you may have a claim.

Local Authorities have a duty to ensure that public highways, pavements and roads are maintained to a reasonable standard and do not present a hazard to pedestrians.

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If you have suffered an injury caused by a pothole or a poorly maintained road or pavement you may have a claim.

Local Authorities have a duty to ensure that public highways, pavements and roads are maintained to a reasonable standard and do not present a hazard to pedestrians.

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If you have suffered an injury due to a spillage in your workplace, or on any public or private premises you may have a claim.

Restaurants, cafes, shops, workplaces and local authority-controlled public areas have a duty to ensure that their environment is safe for visitors and customers.

If you have been hurt by slipping on any kind of spillage you may be entitled to make a personal injury compensation claim.

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If you have been injured on somebody else’s premises because of any fault or defect on that property you may have a claim.

Workplaces, shops, restaurants, and private rental and council housing all have a duty to ensure that their premises are safe for visitors, customers and residents and avoid defects such as raised paving slabs, worn carpets or bare wiring.

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