Had an accident in a supermarket?

We can help you claim compensation for NO COST to you

Like all public places, supermarkets (such as Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons, amongst others) have a duty of care to ensure the safety of all customers on their sites/premises. They must take all measures to ensure your safety and avoid any accidents.

However, understaffed shop floors, inadequate training of staff and bad cleaning policies can often put shoppers at risk of accidents and injuries.

Most such injuries occur due to a slip, trip or fall by a customer as a result of slippery floors or obstacles. For example, if you slipped in a supermarket due to spilled milk on the floor, or a packaging wrapper, then that supermarket is responsible for the injuries you sustained as a result of that slip or fall. It was the duty of the supermarket to ensure the spill was cleaned and the wrapper was removed; and by failing that duty of care, they are now liable to pay out for any injury claims as a result of that accident.

At Advocates 4 Claims, our claims specialists are experts in claiming against supermarkets for failing their duty of care to customers. Even if the accident was trivial, if you suffered personal injury as a result, then we can help you win compensation for absolutely no cost to you (we will recover your personal injury compensation and all of our costs from the supermarket).

Experienced and specialising in supermarket accidents, we are so confident in our ability to win you compensation, that we only charge costs if we win your claim (and even then, the costs are recovered from the supermarket and not from you). If for some reason, we are unable to win you compensation, we will not charge any costs at all. So win or lose, you will not be expected to pay us.

Whatever your claim and however you were injured within the premises of a supermarket, speak to one of our claims specialists today for expert honest advice; and an estimate of how much you could win in compensation. Alternatively, fill in our online form and one of our claims specialists will respond to you within 24 hours.

NOTE: If you have been involved in an accident in a supermarket, make sure to speak to the manager or the person responsible for the ‘accident book’ on that site. Make sure that a record of your accident is added to the accident book and that you are entirely happy with the version of events that has been written. Supermarkets will often seek to record a version of the accident that exonerates them from blame. If you cannot agree on a version of how the accident occurred, then insist on writing your own version. Do not sign any record unless you are completely satisfied that it is a truthful account of what happened.

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