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You walk through a door to a shop, or a supermarket, or a pub, or perhaps to your place of work – and as soon as you walk through the door you slip on the floor. It can be as painful as it is embarrassing – and it may mean that you have a claim for personal injury compensation if this happens to you.

So can you claim? If so, how much does it cost?

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The Injury Lawyers still offer 100% for tripping claims!

If you have had a tripping accident, whether it’s a trip in a shop, at work, or out in the high street on a pothole or raised paving slab, we should be able to offer you a 100% compensation agreement.

Tripping claims at the best of times can be very hard to win – so this, combined with some rather ruthless legal reforms the government imposed in April 2013, has led to most lawyers now taking up to 25% from their client’s payout.

But read on to find out how we can still offer 100% compensation agreements!

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100% Compensation for Supermarket Claims!

Co-Ops are regularly found in most cities, towns and villages with the majority from what I’ve seen being the smaller local shops as opposed to the superstores. But just because you’re a smaller shop doesn’t mean you don’t have as big of a responsibility when it comes to health and safety for visitors!

Irrelevant of the size of the shop, there is an important duty of care you can expect to be upheld by the staff at your local Co-Op – so what happens if you have an accident?

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If you have had a slipping accident, whether you’re seriously hurt due to twisting or hitting a hard floor, or whether  you escaped with minor injuries but took a big dent in your pride that comes with the embarrassment of a slip in public, we can offer you a 100% compensation agreement.

Most lawyers will want to take 25% from your payout, but we don’t! Read on for more info about how we do this.

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100% compensation for slipping claims

A leak, whether it’s in a shop, at work, or perhaps as part of a rented properly, can result in accidents for fairly obvious reasons. The accumulated water / liquid poses a clear slipping hazard whether is down to the surface liquid or perhaps from it forming in to ice – making it even more of a slipping hazard!

So can you make a claim for personal injury compensation if you slip as a result of a leak? Read on for more advice.

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Supermarket compensation claims are extremely common. Normally it’s a slip or trip case caused by some kind of spillage or leak on the floor or something in an aisle way that has been left there and poses a dangerous tripping hazard. So if you have an accident in a supermarket, can you claim 100% compensation with The Injury Lawyers?
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In times where people are tightening their belts and spending less in the grip of the ongoing credit crunch, low cost supermarkets like Lidl are becoming increasingly popular for shoppers. I’ve seen a few spring up around where I live, and shops like this are set to get busier and busier.

So what happens if you are injured in an accident at a Lidl store and you believe you may have a claim for personal injury compensation?
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I think the vast majority of large work vehicles will have steps on them to allow employees to use them properly. Lorry cabs will have them; diggers will have them; even small vans may have them to access the back.

So what happens if you slip on vehicle steps and you are injured as a result? Whether you have slipped and twisted your ankle or knee, or fallen down and caused an impact injury, you may be able to make a claim for personal injury compensation.

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Oil is common in many workplaces, particularly those in the manufacturing and automotive industries. So what happens if you slip on oil that’s in the workplace? As far as substances go, oil is defiantly one of the ones that will be more likely to cause you to slip!

So if this happens to you, can you make a claim for personal injury compensation if this happens to you?

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Whilst it’s fair to say we have had a fairly snow-free winter this year (or at least we have in the midlands where we’re based), it’s certainly been a wet one. There are more weather warnings on the way for this weekend, and in the colder and wetter months we can normally expect an increase in people making wet floor claims.

You walk in to a shop, pub, restaurant, or other public place and there may well be water that has been walked in from snow or rain outside. So if you slip because of this, what can you do about it?

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