Before even entering the store, our client was injured—due to a hazard the business should have fixed.
A routine visit to a well-known supermarket ended in pain, bruising, and lasting wrist injuries after they tripped over a damaged manhole cover near the entrance.
We secured £10,355 in compensation after proving the retailer had failed in its duty of care.
Like any other business, restaurants have a legal duty to ensure the safety and well-being of their customers. This duty of care means that a restaurant can indeed be held liable if a customer is injured on its premises due to negligence.
Public and occupiers’ liability deal with a property owner’s responsibilities regarding the safety of people who enter their premises. Although they are similar in nature, they are not the same. In this article, we explain how the two concepts differ.
A slip and fall accident can happen unexpectedly, leaving you with injuries and a sense of confusion about what to do next. Whenever it occurs, it’s essential to take specific steps to protect your health, well-being, and legal rights.
Accidents happen, and unfortunately, they can result in personal injuries that have a significant impact on our lives. When someone else’s negligence causes harm, individuals have the right to seek compensation through personal injury claims. In this article, we will explore the key aspects of personal injury claims, including the legal process, types of claims, and important considerations for those seeking justice.
This Occupier Liability Claim Guide gives information on occupier liability claims.
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