Steps To Get Maximum Compensation Claims For Slip, Trip And Fall Accidents

If you have suffered personal injury as a result of a slip, trip and fall accident, you may be eligible to claim compensation if the cause of the accident was the fault of another person who could be considered responsible for the premises where the incident occurred and you should consult with the highly qualified and experienced legal professionals at Slip Trip Injury Solicitors to discover how our experts could provide the advice and assistance needed for you to achieve the best possible outcome available to you with the minimal amount of fuss on your part.

Our dedicated team specialise in handling personal injury compensation claims for victims of slip, trip and fall accidents and could use their vast knowledge and expertise in this field to provide you with the advice and guidance needed to determine whether or not you wish to proceed with a claim, then at every stage of the claims process whilst working on your behalf, if you enlist their services.

A claim must be made within 3 years of the slip, trip and fall accident, as with any personal injury claim, and the blame must fall with another party. It must be proven that you had taken reasonable care for your own safety and that the other party had been negligent. In the case of slips, trips and falls, this negligence may be because they failed to properly maintain parts of their property or carry out good housekeeping. If a child under the age of 18 was injured, the standard 3 year time limit would commence on their 18th birthday, giving them until they were 21 years old to pursue a claim.

If you believe you may have grounds to make a claim after slipping, tripping or falling at your place of work, on a public pavement or at a premises open to the public (such as a supermarket, restaurant or bank), there are steps you can take in the immediate aftermath of the incident which could provide evidence to support your claim. These include taking the names and contact details of anyone who witnessed your slip trip and fall claims accident. If possible, you should take photographs of the scene and try to capture the defect or contaminant from various angles to make sure that it is clearly visible. If your injury is visible, you may also wish to photograph this as evidence. However, it is strongly recommended that you seek medical attention for your personal injury as this will create a record of it. You should make sure that it goes on your medical record that the injury was sustained in an accident.

If the accident occurred at work or a premise open to the public, you should report the details of it and your injury to a manager for them to be recorded in their accident record book. This could help to avoid potential disputes about your claim.

If you have sustained a personal injury following a slip, trip and fall accident, for which you are looking into making a compensation claim, you should consult with the specialists in handling claims of this nature at Slip Trip Injury Solicitors for accurate and personalised advice, clear step-by-step guidance and outstanding litigation services to ensure that you have the best possible prospects of successfully securing the maximum compensation pay-out available to you, completely risk free with our ‘no win no fee’ policy.

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