Occupier’s Negligencee
At Accident Claim Helpdesk we can help you if you have been involved in an accident which was due to the occupier of premises failing to take reasonable care for your safety.
An occupier of premises is under a duty to take reasonable care that visitors are reasonably safe using those premises. If they fail to do so, and this causes injury, then their insurance company will be liable to pay compensation for this.
Examples of claims that can be made for occupier’s negligence
- Accidents caused by the occupier of premises not having taken reasonable care for your safety
- Slipping on the floor of a supermarket or shop which they should have cleared up
- Injuries as a result of falling brick work or masonry caused by property not having been properly maintained
- Having fallen on stairs which were broken or badly maintained
Claims can be made for all sorts of premises, including private houses, shops etc. even ships and aircraft are included. Please contact us for a free chat so that we can advise you whether it would be worthwhile making a claim, and explain our no win no fee scheme.