Accidents in Public Places

Accidents in Public Places

Accidents in public places account for around half of all the personal injury claims that are made, even though when it comes to accidents in public places we should be protected against this threat by a duty of care, so where exactly does this duty of care come from?

The duty of care that you are owed whilst in a public place can come from a variety of sources such as your local council or a store manager; basically the person who owes you a duty of care depends on the location that your accident happened. If you tripped over a loose paving slab whilst walking down the street then you’re local council is responsible for making sure that you are safe walking down the street so if you have suffered personal injury after a public place accident that involved tripping over loose paving your compensation claim would be brought against your local council. If you however have an accident whilst in a shop or public building your compensation claim should be brought against the manager of the store or the buildings owner.

You could suffer a public place accident by tripping over a paving slab or slipping on a wet floor surface that has no warning sign as well as having an accident on a badly maintained set of stairs; however you end up suffering a personal injury after a public place accident with the aid of Help With Your Claim you will be able to start a compensation claim for the suffering and loss that you have endured. 

If you’re public place accident was a result of negligence then contact us here at Help With Your Claim for your best chance of claiming the compensation that you deserve. Here at Help With Your Claim we will work for you to gain you 100% compensation through a no win no fee claim.

We have already helped numerous people claim the compensation that they deserve after suffering a public place accident now it’s your turn! Call us today to find out where you stand legally with making a claim for compensation after suffering a public place accident.