While shopping at a grocery store in Belfast, John was injured in a slip and fall accident. As he pushed his cart down the soft drink aisle, he suddenly slipped on a puddle of water on the floor, causing him to lose his balance and land hard on his right knee. John reported the incident …
John’s slip and fall injury settles for £10,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Mary was involved in a fall accident when she was walking to a shop in Newtownabbey. She was walking down steps leading to the shop when a paving slab below her moved causing her to fall forward. She was in considerable pain and attended Antrim Area Hospital for her injuries. Mary reached out to our …
Mary’s fall accident settles for £22,500 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
One dark, winter’s evening, Claire was returning to her car from the supermarket in Belfast where she had just finished her shopping. She was walking along when she tripped due to a depression of the road surface in the supermarket car park. She sustained various soft tissue injuries that caused her considerable pain. Claire reached …
Claire’s trip claim settles for £7,650 (Belfast) Read More »
Lucy was involved in a trip accident when she was visiting the Titanic Centre in Belfast. As she walked outside the main building, she stepped on a loose paving stone which lifted, causing her to fall. She injured her arm, knee and lower back from the fall. Lucy reached out to our slip and trip …
Lucy’s trip accident settles for £20,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Anne was involved in a slip and fall accident while she was a patient in a care home in Newtownabbey. Whilst she was being showered, she fell and struck her head. She suffered soft tissue injuries to her forehead and nose, as well as some cuts and bruises to her knees. Anne, who was diagnosed …
Anne’s Slip and Fall Accident Settles for £27,500 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
Stephanie was involved in a trip accident when she was walking from her daughter’s flat in Belfast. She was going to her car when her foot went into a depression in the car park, causing her ankle to become inverted. Stephanie attended hospital the next morning, where it was confirmed she had fractured it. She …
Stephanie’s trip claim settles for £28,500 (Belfast) Read More »
On a wet and rainy day In November 2020, Luke was entering a store in Newtownabbey when he slipped and fell. He was in a great deal of pain and sought medical attention after the accident. Luke contacted our slip and fall injury solicitors Luke didn’t know what to do, so he reached out to …
Luke’s Slip and Fall Claim Settles for £7,000 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
Emily was involved in an accident when she was visiting a homeware shop in Belfast. She turned left on to a side aisle when her foot caught on the corner of a duvet which was overhanging a bed on a display stand and creating a hazard on the walkway. Emily fell forward onto her outstretched …
Emily’s accident in a shop settles for £75,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Peter was with some friends in a trampoline park in Belfast. There was a long runway-type trampoline where you jumped from the runway onto an airbag. As he jumped on the trampoline, his foot went through the material whilst his other foot sprung him forward, causing the knee in the foot that had been trapped …
Robert was injured in a slip and fall accident when he went into McDonald’s in Belfast to get a coffee. As he was coming down the stairs when he slipped and fell right to the bottom. It was a wet day outside, but there were no wet floor signs in place at the time. Robert …
Robert’s Slip and Fall Claim Settles for £35,000 (Belfast) Read More »
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