Gavin was driving along a main road in Belfast when another car pulled out from a side road and crashed into his passenger side. The force of the impact caused so much damage that Gavin’s car was declared a write off. Thankfully at the time, he was in the car alone and was wearing his […]
Gavin’s car accident claim settles for £8,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Laura was travelling to Blackpool, England and the first leg of her journey involved taking the Stena Line ferry from Belfast to Cairnryan, Scotland. Upon arrival at the Scottish harbour, passengers were to make way to the car deck to disembark. Laura noticed the only way to get to the appropriate deck was to walk
Laura’s trip claim settles for £40,705 (at sea) Read More »
John was sat in his stationary car when he noticed another car start to reverse out of a parking bay towards him. As the car got closer he sounded his horn however the driver continued to reverse and collided with him. As a result of the crash John suffered from injuries to his upper arm
John’s car crash claim settles for £16,250 (Antrim) Read More »
Caoimhe was grocery shopping in a well-known supermarket when she tripped over some products which had been left on the floor in the middle of the aisle. As she fell, she extended her hand to protect herself and injured it in the process. She also sustained damage to her knee and shoulder. Unfortunately, Caoimhe had
Caoimhe’s trip claim settles for £22,000 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
Lewis received a phone call from his father who explained that he accidentally locked himself out of his house. He noted that a ground floor window was open and he believed his son would be able to gain access through it. Lewis called to his father’s house and realised that to access the window he
Lewis’ fall claim wins £25,000 in court (Belfast) Read More »
Hanna was leaving a hot food takeway when a floor mat slipped from under her feet causing her to lose her balance and fall. She landed on her side hurting her elbow. Hanna, in pain, complained to the employee behind the counter that the floor was wet under the mat. An independent witness who was
Hanna’s slip accident claim settles for £7,500 (Belfast) Read More »
William was a self-employed general labourer working for a sub-contractor on a Carrickfergus building site. A week or so after starting on the site some dumper trucks were delivered. The foreman, who William only met briefly on his first day, told him that the main contractor said he was required to drive one of the
William’s accident at work claim settles for £75,000 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
Sarah was fetching meal ingredients whilst at work for the catering company that employed her. As she did so, a colleague was placing trays into a trolley which caused it to move slightly, activating the sensor to the door of a nearby chill room. As the door opened, it struck Sarah’s foot injuring two of her toes.
Sarah’s work accident claim settles for £6,250 (Lisburn) Read More »
Gerald was driving his car in Newtownabbey with his wife and three young children as passengers. A car travelling in the opposite direction suddenly veered into his path causing a violent collision. Gerald and his family were understandably very distressed by the incident, particularly when they realised how significant the damage to both cars was.
Gerald’s car accident claim settles for £7,500 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
Ronnie was employed as a mill operative when he had an accident. He was standing on a steel platform emptying bags of feed through grills in the floor. Unfortunately, the safety rails at the back of the platform were missing and some feed pellets rolled onto the non-grill solid part of the platform. When Ronnie
Ronnie’s work accident claim settles for £25,000 (Belfast) Read More »
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