If you rent a property and suffer an injury that is due to the negligence of a private landlord, you may be able to pursue a landlord negligence injury claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.
When you are renting a flat, house or any other type of accommodation the landlord or caretakers have a duty of care to make sure that the property is safe. They should inspect the property regularly to active this.
If whilst renting a property you have noticed a hazard you should make you landlord aware so they can fix it and make it safe. If they fail do this and you suffer an accident a rented accommodation injury claim is possible.
Following any accident you suffer in a private rented property you should inform the owner of the property explaining to them what caused the accident. In order to claim compensation for your injury you will need to have it diagnosed by a doctor and on medical records.
Landlord negligence injury claim no win no fee
All accepted rented property landlord injury claims here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a no win no fee basis, where on winning maximum compensation is awarded. We will also claim for any other losses you have suffered due to your accident such as loss of earnings.
So speak to our friendly claims advisors today who discuss your accident circumstances and advise you of the next step.
Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Rented Private Accommodation Landlord Injury Claim.

Tenants being injured in a rented property due to the negligence of a landlord happens all too often.
Landlords have a responsibility to ensure the property is safe for tenants to live in and any defect which is reported should be rectified before an adult or child is injured through no fault of their own.
We have successfully handled many different types of claims against landlords for accidents and injuries to tenants. These range from faulty electrics causing electric shocks, ceilings falling down hitting people, slipping in the kitchen and bathroom due to leaking pipes and carpet on stairways being unsecured and dangerous causing people to fall down stairs.
If you have been unfortunate enough to be injured in a rented property and want to claim against a landlord, please contact us.
Injured in rented property claims no win no fee
There is no cost for claiming with us, the claim will be handled on a no win no fee basis and maximum compensation is paid out on winning.
Please contact us on 0800 814 0014 or claim by clicking: Injured in a Rented Property Claim.

When you rent a property from a landlord the property should be safe. If you do suffer a an injury as a result of a hazard due to landlord negligence, then you may be able to pursue a injured in a rented property accident claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.
We have recently accepted such a claim involving a client who has been on the property since November 2010. She has complained to the landlord about a leak from the toilet, the landlord told her that he had already checked it and it was just condensation. The client disagreed with this and told him so. As a result she had to put a bucket in the kitchen to catch the water dripping from the ceiling above where the leaking toilet is located.
On the day of the accident the ceiling collapsed and hit the client on the neck, shoulders and upper back. She called the fire brigade and an ambulance.
In hospital she was diagnosed with soft tissue damage to her neck and shoulders and was prescribed painkillers.
The client later informed the landlord of the accident who is now repairing the ceiling.
Injured in a rented property accident claim no win no fee compensation
We were contacted to help her make a claim for being injured in rented accommodation. All such landlord negligence claims are handled on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum property accident compensation is awarded.
Contact our friendly team today to see if we can help you.
Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Injured in a Rented Property Accident Claim.

If you have been injured in a rented property as a result of the council, a housing association or private landlord being negligent, then an accident in a rented property injury claim may be possible with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.
We have recently accepted such a case where an accident injured a tenant in a property which was rented through a private landlord. He moved into the property in early 2010, there is a flat above his which is owned by the same landlord. The landlord was having some work done on this flat when the workers left around 5pm. The workers had hit a water pipe that had become punctured when they left the property for the day, they were either unaware or did not care.
During the night the tenant got out of bed to go to the kitchen. As he got out of bed he went into the passage way when he slipped on water which was approximately 1 inch deep on the carpet. The water was approximately 5 meters in length and extended all the way into the kitchen. The water was due to the work in the flat above. As the tenant slipped backwards he hit his head on the radiator before landing on his back. He was soaked as a result of the water.
The wet floor was witnessed by his flat mates and the accident was reported to his landlord, the wet carpet has since been pulled up.
The private tenant went to see his doctor who diagnosed a neck and shoulder injury. He no longer lives in the rented property and he still suffers with aches to his neck and shoulders.
Rented property landlord negligence claims no win no fee
He has asked for our help in making a no win no fee private tenant injury claim for compensation.
If you wish to make an accident in a rented property injury claim contact our friendly, fully trained advisors today.
Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Accident in a rented property injury claim against a landlord.
