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A slip, trip or fall can be very distressing and can cause serious injury.
All shops, workplaces, restaurants, public and private venues or associations have a duty to ensure that their premises are safe for visitors and customers and the general public.
Local Authorities also have a duty to make sure that public highways such as pavements and roads are maintained to a reasonable standard and do not present a hazard to pedestrians.
You may have a claim if you have fallen due to a raised or rocking paving slab or broken kerb stone, broken or uneven tarmac, a pothole or uncovered manhole, an uneven surface, a worn or frayed carpet, liquid or food spillage on a shop or restaurant floor or trailing wires and cables.
You may also have a claim if you trip or fall due to poorly maintained flooring or stairs in rental property such as council housing.
While we do not encourage or endorse trespassing, you may even have a claim under these circumstances.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
