Work Broken Steps Accident

Work Broken Steps Accident

   April 06, 2013       Unknown

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Work Broken Steps Accident 

If you injure yourself by falling down the stairs at work it may just be regarded as mere misfortune. If, however, you can demonstrate that your employer was responsible for you falling down the stairs or steps, there is a good change you may be eligible to start a compensation claim.

Serious injuries can result from a fall down stairs. We have secured compensation awards for work accident victims, after a fall down some steps, who have sustained injuries such as broken bones, brain damage and severe internal organ damage. In addition, we have also successfully secured thousands of pounds in compensation for clients who have sustained injuries such as sprains, strains and tissue damage. 

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• Your employer will be responsible for you falling down the stairs if any of the following incidents occurred:
• The steps or stairs were unstable or incorrectly secured.
• There was a hazards at the top of the steps or on the stairs.
• There was a spillage on the stairs that caused you to slip and fall.
• There was a noticeable section of the stairs missing or the steps were crumbling.
• The stairs were too high and did not conform to normal standards.
• The stairs were not made safe with the appropriate non-slip surface if water was unavoidable.
• The steps were outside and were covered with uncleared ice or snow.
• You had to carry a load that was too heavy and fell down the stairs.
• You can call a trained representative from Work Accident Claims Solicitors if you believe you have a valid claim for work accident compensation – we will take down the details of your accident and determine if you are eligible to make a claim. 

Once we have determined you are eligible to start a compensation claim we will be able to offer you no win no fee representation in order for you to receive the compensation you deserve at no cost to yourself.

When we settle your claim successfully you will receive 100% of your compensation award- we never deduct fees form our client’s settlement figures.

Speak to the employment injury experts from Work Accident Claims Solicitors now to see how much compensation you could be entitled to!

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Work Accident Wet Floor Accident

Work Accident Wet Floor Accident

   April 06, 2013       Unknown

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Work Accident Claims Solicitors deal with a number of claims every year on behalf of employees who have slipped on a wet floor. Although you may not associate serious injuries with this type of accident, it is, in fact, possible to sustain an extremely painful and debilitating injury as a result of slipping on a wet floor.

As many as 90% of slip accidents occur due to a wet floor or if the floor is contaminated with food product.

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Wet floor accidents generally tend to occur for the following reasons:

• Cleaners have used excessive amounts of water when mopping floors.
• There are no wet floor signs in place notifying employees of the hazard.
• Unsuitable flooring is used in a workplace where water spillage is unavoidable.
• Employees have not been provided with the appropriate footwear.
• Poorly maintained equipment causes water to leak out on to floors.
• Adverse weather conditions have made communal floor areas worked with no appropriate safeguarding in place.
• Food or drink has been spilt but has not been cleaned up.

Work Accident Claim Solicitors can help you successfully claim the compensation you deserve if you have slipped on a wet floor whilst at work. Employees in any industry run the risk of slipping on a wet floor every day despite health and safety measures being implemented.

We are here to help you secure the maximum level of compensation available for the injury you sustained when you slipped on a wet floor. Wet floor accident injuries can range from broken bones and sprains to severe ligament or tendon damage.

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