If you suffered a slip, trip, or fall in a supermarket, you may be entitled to claim compensation.
Supermarket accidents often involve wet floors, unsafe shelves, or faulty trolleys, leading to pain, stress, and unexpected costs.
You shouldn’t face the financial and emotional burden alone.
At NJS Law, our solicitors specialise in supermarket accident claims and securing fair compensation.
We offer expert legal guidance and a No Win No Fee service, making your claim simple and risk-free.
When you’ve been injured through no fault of your own, you have the right to pursue compensation.
Our role is to support you through the process, protect your legal rights, and help you recover the financial security you need to move forward.
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If you suffered a slip, trip, or fall in a supermarket, you may be entitled to claim compensation.
Supermarket accidents often involve wet floors, unsafe shelves, or faulty trolleys, leading to pain, stress, and unexpected costs.
You shouldn’t face the financial and emotional burden alone.
At NJS Law, our solicitors specialise in supermarket accident claims and securing fair compensation.
We offer expert legal guidance and a No Win No Fee service, making your claim simple and risk-free.
4.7/5 | 678 Satisfied Customer Reviews
When you’ve been injured through no fault of your own, you have the right to pursue compensation.
Our role is to support you through the process, protect your legal rights, and help you recover the financial security you need to move forward.
✅ Free Consultation
✅ No Win, No Fee Guaranteed
✅ Specialist Supermarket Accident Claims Solicitors
✅ Proven Track Record of Successful Claims
Discover today if you’re eligible to make a claim.
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Supermarket accidents occur in specific ways. Below are the most common causes of injury:
If negligence, poor maintenance, or missing warning signs caused your accident, you may be entitled to make a supermarket accident claim.
You may be eligible to make a supermarket accident claim if:
Common examples include slipping on a wet floor without a warning sign, tripping over obstacles left in aisles, or being struck by falling items from shelves. These incidents often arise when a store fails to meet its duty of care under the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957, which requires premises to be reasonably safe for visitors.
If you’re unsure who is liable, our solicitors will investigate the circumstances of your accident, gather evidence, and give you clear, honest advice on the strength of your claim.
When you make a supermarket accident claim, compensation can cover a wide range of losses, such as:
In addition to financial losses, claims can also reflect the effect of common supermarket injuries such as broken bones, head or back injuries, sprains, and cuts. Our solicitors build every claim carefully to recover the maximum compensation available under personal injury law.
Our solicitors guide you through every stage of the supermarket accident claim process:
Taking the right steps after an accident in a supermarket can strengthen your claim:
Following these steps ensures vital evidence is preserved and your claim is built on a strong foundation.
Pursuing a claim can feel overwhelming, but choosing the right solicitor makes all the difference. At NJS Law, we combine experience, transparency, and client-first service to secure the best results.
Choosing NJS Law means working with a team that has the resources, dedication, and track record to fight for maximum compensation while you focus on recovery.
Supermarket accident claims fall under occupiers’ liability law, which requires businesses to keep their premises safe for customers. The following articles explain how liability works in different contexts and highlight real examples of compensation claims.
These resources give valuable background on liability law and demonstrate how successful claims are built in real-world situations.
Our dedicated solicitors specialise in supermarket accident claims and have decades of combined experience in personal injury law. We know how stressful an accident can be, and we are here to guide you every step of the way.
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You normally have three years from the date of your accident to start a claim. This time limit may be extended for children or people without mental capacity.
Useful evidence includes CCTV footage, photos of the hazard, accident book entries, witness details, and medical records. Your solicitor will help collect and present this evidence.
Compensation depends on the severity of your injury and the financial losses you suffer. Claims can cover pain and suffering, medical treatment, lost earnings, and future care needs.
Most supermarket accident claims settle out of court through negotiation with insurers. Only a small percentage go to trial, usually if liability or compensation cannot be agreed.
Yes. At NJS Law, our No Win No Fee agreement means you pay nothing upfront, and no legal fees at all if your claim is unsuccessful.
Typical injuries include broken bones, back and neck injuries, sprains, cuts, and head injuries. Some claims also involve long-term conditions that affect work and daily life.
Below you’ll find our latest insights covering Supermarket and Occupiers’ liability claim,s including examples, case studies and more.
£26,000 Compensation After Safety Breach at Public Event. It might sound unusual—but slipping on leaked liquid from a faulty Portaloo left our client with a broken ankle and months of recovery. What seemed like a minor issue turned into a serious personal injury caused by poor maintenance and negligence.
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.
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Leanne studied the Bar Vocational Course at the BPP Law School in Leeds, and graduated with Very Competent, before cross-qualifying as a Solicitor in 2013.
Leanne began her legal career in 2009, specialising in Personal Injury claims, with experience across Road Traffic Accidents, Employer and Public Liability cases, and Medical Negligence matters.
As Head of Personal Injury, Leanne is instrumental in driving the growth and evolution of the Employer and Public Liability team, along with the Medical, Dental, and Cosmetic Negligence departments.
In her personal life Leanne enjoys holidaying and days out with her young family.
Angela is a Senior Personal Injury Solicitor Advocate having qualified in January 2011.
She specialises in employer liability, public liability and occupiers liability claims, with the ultimate aim of providing an efficient service, ensuring her clients receive the maximum amount of compensation they deserve!
She is thrilled to be a part of NJS Law and to be working for a well-respected firm that always puts clients first.
Angela strives to develop a strong relationship with her clients so that she is in a position to advise the best options in relation to their claim. At all times providing exceptional standards of service and regular updates on how her clients claim is progressing. Angela is very easy going and dedicated to her work.
When not working, Angela looks after her pygmy goats, pigs, rescued chickens and ducks.
Andrew started his career in the insurance sector over 25 years ago and has worked in many different areas of the industry, gaining a wealth of knowledge from multiple disciplines including motor claims, personal injury,, medical negligence, and public and employer liability matters.
He is friendly, adaptable, and hard-working and will always go the extra mile for both clients and colleagues alike.
While a dedicated family man; he enjoys his spare time watching football and rugby, and can still be persuaded to play the occasional 5-a-side game.
Joanne has worked in law since leaving School.
Joanne is a Senior Litigation Executive with over 30 years’ experience in all aspects of RTA litigation and also has diversified and now also deals with employers liability claims, occupiers liability claims and public liability matters.
In her spare time she enjoys making memories with her family and friends.
Mark completed his studies through the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives and was admitted as a Fellow of CILEX in 2006.
Mark has worked within the personal injury sector for over 30 years, dealing with a varied range of personal injury matters from inception to trial.
Mark deals with Employment and Public Liability personal injury matters.
In his spare time, Mark is an FA Licensed coach working with children at grass roots level. He enjoys listening to music and walking his Labrador.
Curtis has over 10 years experience acting for Claimant’s of all
He is knowledgeable, hard working and a good negotiator who fights to get the best results for his clients whether that is securing a good settlement or arranging for early treatment to help people on their road to recovery.
Curtis has handled a variety of claims in his career varying from head injuries to loss of limbs and is adept and meeting a client’s needs.
In his free time Curtis enjoys spending time with his family; and enjoys a variety of tabletop games including Warhammer, Dungeons and Dragons and Magic the Gathering.
Nicole has worked in the legal sector since leaving school. She began her career as assistant Personal Injury and Medical Negligence assistant.
Nicole has since progressed into her current role as a Litigation Executive here at NJS Law, where she now manages her own caseload of public liability, occupiers’ liability, and employers’ liability claims. Alongside her full-time role, she is also studying towards a law degree part-time, continuing to build on her legal knowledge and expertise.
In her spare time, when she isn’t studying, Nicole loves to go on holiday and spend time with her springer spaniel.
Nicole graduated from the University of Leicester in 2018 with a degree in law and has since been gaining experience in the legal sector.
Although Nicole has worked across various areas of personal injury and motor claims, she has a particular interest in ELPL and is always happy to go above and beyond for her clients and colleagues.
In her spare time, Nicole enjoys walking her dog, reading and spending time with friends and family.
