INJURY COMPENSATION FOR ACCIDENTS IN PUBLIC PLACES

Injury compensation cases for accidents that occur in public places are commonly called "slip, trip and fall" cases. This is largely because the most common accidents that occur in public places are caused by slipping, tripping or falling due to spillages which leave floors slippery or badly maintained paths which cause raised sections of ground or potholes.

If you suffer a slip, trip or fall due to someone else's negligence, then you may be entitled to make a personal injury compensation claim. Higgins & Co. can quickly identify if your claim may be eligible for compensation by calling the freephone helpline on 0800 833 099.

Our skilled team of personal injury Solicitors have over 83 years of combined experience in successfully obtaining compensation for Claimants suffering from personal injuries sustained through slipping, tripping or falling in public places. By making one quick phone call to a member of our team, you will know in minutes whether your claim has merit and, if does, our team can start your claim there and then, with little or no effort on your part.

Get in touch with a member of our team for a free and without obligation discussion and find out how much compensation you may be entitled to for your personal injuries.

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How to Claim Personal Injury Compensation

Claiming compensation for your personal injury should be a simple, straightforward process. One quick call to an experienced personal injury Solicitor should be all it takes. Your chosen injury Solicitor should then arrange for you to be visited at a convenient time at your home. The Solicitor should then start processing your claim for you, working hard on your behalf to secure the maximum compensation possible, whilst keeping you informed of progress at each stage. To find out more about our specialist personal injury claim process simply call us free on 0800 833 099.

How Injury Compensation is Calculated

Calculating personal injury compensation is not an exact science. Solicitors do have access to guidelines for compensation payable for certain injuries and can reference awards made by the Courts which are "similar". However, the calculation of “special damages” (for loss of earnings, specialist care requirements etc.) is a great deal more complex and many factors are taken into account for example; the age of the Claimant, the nature and extent of the personal injuries sustained, the personal attributes and fortitude of the Claimant, direct losses incurred by the Claimant, consequential losses incurred by the Claimant - and much more besides.

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