With millions of people shopping in supermarkets everyday, there are bound to be some accidents. Many of the accidents happen due to a customers own fault, but it is when a customer is injured in a supermarket due to staff negligence that a claim for supermarket compensation can be made.

It does not matter how big the supermarket is, whether you are injured in  Tesco,  injured in Asda, Sainsburys or Morrisons, to name a few, you can win the claim if it is proven the accident was due to their negligence.

We are very experienced in handling injury claims for customers injured in a supermarket. Many of the supermarket claims we handle are for slips and trips.

Wet floors without warning signs can be very dangerous and if you slip on one and are injured we may be able to help you claim the compensation you are entitled to. In fact any we can help you with any non fault supermarket accident claim. Our claims are handled on a no win no fee basis so there is no financial risk to you.

Please contact us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Injured in a Supermarket Accident Claim.

A slip accident in the entrance of a supermarket caused a lady to suffer injuries which meant she had to seek medical advice from her doctor.

The lady was entering Tesco when she slipped due to water which had been trodden into the store by customers, it had been raining. There were no wet floor signs at the entrance of the supermarket to warn the public of the slippery floor.

The lady fell and her legs went up and she landed very heavily on her back. The accident was recorded in the accident book.

Anyone who is injured at the entrance of a supermarket through slipping on water may be able to claim injury compensation, if the accident is due to the negligence of the supermarket staff.

We have solicitors who have years of experience in obtaining injury compensation for supermarket customers and staff.

To find out if you can claim, please call us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Supermarket Slip Accident claim.

A damaged stock cage in a supermarket caused an injury to a child who didn’t see the sharp piece of metal sticking out. The stock cage was on the shop floor and was being unloaded by a member of staff. The child leant against the cage and a sharp piece of metal punctured her skin causing a deep wound.

The accident was reported to the supermarket staff and logged in the accident book.

We were contacted about making a claim for injury compensation which was accepted on a no win no fee basis.

Anyone who in injured in a supermarket accident due to the stores negligence may be able to claim. It is important that ant such accident and injury is logged in the accident book and the injury must be sufficient to require medical attention.

To find out if a claim against a supermarket can be made due to a faulty cage please contact us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Injured by Cage in Supermarket.

If you have suffered an accident whereby you have slipped on a plastic bag left on the floor, and were injured as a result you may be able to pursue a slip on a plastic bag accident claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

Slip accidents on plastics bags are most common in supermarkets such as Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrison’s, Aldi an Asda but can happen in any public building.

We have recently accepted such a claim where our client was on her way out of Asda, after shopping. The floor in the area was entrance/exit area was wet with no wet floor signs in place.

As she approached the exit she slipped on a wet plastic bag falling on her back. The accident and the fact there were no warnings signs in place was witnessed by her partner. An independent witness also passed on their name and address.

The accident was reported to a manager and recorded into the accident book. Staff mopped the floor and the clients partner pointed to the manager were the accident happened showing there were no wet floor signs in place.

The client later went to hospital suffering lower back pain and was diagnosed with a coccyx injury which is ongoing.

All accident claims for slipping on a plastic bag in a supermarket here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum compensation is awarded.

Contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Slip in Supermarket on a plastic bag accident claim.

A slip accident in Asda on stock leaking from a cage on the shop floor happened to a man when shopping with a couple of friends.

The stock in the cage was being put out by a member of staff. The staff member had left the area and a piece of cardboard had been placed on the floor to cover a patch of oil which had leaked from a container in the cage. There were no warning signs in place.

The man slipped and fell awkwardly injuring himself, this was reported to staff. The man needed help in the store due to the pain and saw his doctor.

The injured man went on to make a no win no fee slip in Asda accident claim.

These types of claims happen on a regular basis in supermarkets. Staff should always ensure the safety of the public in the store and place warning signs around any slip or tripping hazard.

If you have been unfortunate enough to suffer a slip in a supermarket through no fault of your own and would like to know if a claim for injury compensation can be made on a no win no fee basis please contact us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Slip in Asda Can I Claim.

When shopping in Tesco, Sainsburys, Waitrose, Asda, Morrisons or any other major supermarket your children should be able to so safely. If they do suffer any injury as a result of the stores negligence then a supermarket accident child injury claim may be possible with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

We have recently accepted such a case where a a mother and her daughter were shopping and had an accident in Asda.  There was a member of staff working in the flower section and as a result water was being spread across the floor, there were no wet floor warning signs in place.

At the time of the accident the clients mum was stood next to the client, as the client walked she didn’t see the water on the floor and she slipped landing heavily on both her knees.

The child was in severe pain and the accident was reported to the customer service team and logged into the accident book. The mum also spoke to a manager and the water was then cleaned up immediately. As a result of the accident the mum was given a £20 voucher by Asda, which she still has.

The child was taken to see her doctor who diagnosed soft tissue injuries to both her knees, along with swelling/bruising. The mum asked for our help in making a supermarket accident child injury claim on a no win no fee basis.

Contact our friendly team today to discuss your childs supermarket injury claim.

Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Supermarket child injury claim.

Supermarket child injury claim in England, Scotland and Wales.