Trip Slip Accidents
Trip Slip Accidents are common types of accidents, you may be surprised to know someone somewhere will slip, trip or fall every 3 minutes in the UK. A large number of these may be recorded but majority of these people might not know how to make a claim, or simply won’t bother at all.
In UK we have very good standards of safety. Most public or business areas are in a good state and well maintained etc. However in certain cases standards can and do drop. People regularly suffer injuries after a trip/slip or fall. So don't just put the blame on yourself, only YOU can make sure that you are rightfully compensated.
No one looks for an accident to happen but a minor defect that should / should not be at present can cause a major loss to a victim both financially and mentally. If you have suffered from personal injury as a result of a slip, trip or fall then as long as YOU can show a defect, such as badly lit stairs in a car park, then we will give YOU 101% Compensation that is legally yours.
Majority of slips, trips and falls occur on uneven pavements and road surfaces but also can happen anytime, anywhere. You may have slipped, tripped or fell during work or in other places like shops and restaurants. In each instance someone has a legal duty to maintain these places to prevent accidents and injury.
Classic examples of trip slip accidents:
- In Poorly maintained streets/roads (public place's)
- On footpaths & pavements
- On someone else's property
- In take-a-ways and restaurants
- In car parks
- In shops & other places of business
When claiming you should be able to provide the following evidence for your slip trip or fall accident.
Medical
We will advice you to seek medical attention after a slip trip accident.. This evidence is vital when we process your claim. We will request your GP (or the hospital) you visited to obtain this information.
Photographic
It is important that photographic evidence is shown to support your claim. In most cases we ask our clients take 3 pictures of the accident location.
