Public liability claims
If you have been injured in a public place through no fault of
your own then you may be entitled to compensation.
At My Accident Solicitor, we can help you claim personal
injury damages for an accident suffered through public
liability.
Anyone who is responsible for the running or maintaining of a
public place such as a shop, office, leisure facility, roads or
pavements has a responsibility to make that place safe from
accidents and injury.
Typical examples are:
- Banged head on overhead sign
- Slip on wet floor in a shop
- Trip on uneven pavement or broken paving
The person or organisation (e.g., a shop owner or your local
council) who owns the property where you have been injured should
have public liability insurance to cover this.
No Win No Fee
Our team of dedicated accident claim experts knows that this
could be a difficult time for you so we're here to help you claim
the accident compensation you deserve.
We will act for you on a No Win No Fee basis and we promise you
will get 100% of the compensation awarded to you.
Contact us now for FREE advice on 0800 118
5323
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