Pavement Slip and Trip Claims
Slip and trip on pavements usually results in minor cuts and bruises. But, there are occasions when it also results in serious injuries such as fractures and broken bones. If you have suffered a slip or trip on a public pavement, you may be eligible to make pavement slip and trip claims.
Common Pavement Slip and Trip Injuries
Slipping and tripping on a pavement can cause different types of injuries. Common injuries include
- cuts
- bruises
- sprains
- deep lacerations
- concussions
- broken bones
- head injuries
How To Make A Successful Claim?
To be able to make a pavement slip and trip claim, it is important that you report the accident to the local council responsible for maintaining the pavement. In addition, you must ensure that details of the accident are noted in the accident book. You must also take contact details of people who witnessed the accident.
If possible, take photographs of the accident spot. This can include defects with the pavement, pot holes, etc. If the cause of the accident was a defect, take a ruler and measure the length of the defect. This can help a make a successful pavement injury claim for compensation.
Legal Help With Pavement Slip and Trip Claims
Get in touch with our expert solicitors today if you want to find out whether or not you have a viable pavement trip or slip claim. If your claim is viable, we will handle it on a risk free No Win No Fee basis and also ensure that you take home 100% of the compensation award.
To speak to our solicitors, complete our online claim form and request a call back.
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