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Have you suffered a slip, trip or fall injury in a supermarket? You could be entitled to supermarket accident compensation. Read how UK supermarket accident claims work on a no win no fee basis.
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Understanding your claim
Four starting pointsKnow Your Rights
What the Occupiers' Liability Act 1957 requires of a supermarket.
Compensation Guide
How general and special damages are worked out under the JC Guidelines.
Claim Timelines
The three-year limitation period and how long a claim usually takes.
Areas covered
Supermarket accident claims, explained plainly
If you have been injured in a supermarket accident that was not your fault, you may have the right to claim compensation. These pages set out how liability is decided, what evidence matters and what the process looks like for people injured in supermarkets across the UK on a no win no fee basis.
Common types of supermarket accident
Slip and Fall Accidents
- Wet floor supermarket slip claims
- Spilled liquid accidents in supermarkets
- Icy or slippery entrance claims
- Cleaning fluid slip accidents
Trip Hazard Claims
- Uneven flooring trip accidents
- Trip over stock or pallets
- Damaged floor surface claims
- Cable or wire trip hazards
Falling Object Claims
- Items falling from shelves
- Unsecured stock injuries
- Falling display accidents
- Heavy goods injury claims
Retailer index
Claims against the major UK chains
The duty owed to shoppers is the same whichever supermarket it is: reasonable care to keep the premises safe for visitors under the Occupiers' Liability Act 1957.
- 01Tesco accident claims
- 02Asda accident claims
- 03Sainsbury's accident claims
- 04Morrisons accident claims
- 05Aldi accident claims
- 06Lidl accident claims
Also covering Waitrose, Co-op, Iceland, M&S Food Hall — see every supermarket.
Supermarket Accident Compensation Amounts
The amount of compensation you could receive for your supermarket accident claim depends on the severity of your injuries and the impact on your life. Here's a guide to typical supermarket accident compensation amounts:
Minor Injuries
£1,000 - £8,000
- Soft tissue injuries
- Minor cuts and bruises
- Sprains and strains
- Minor strains
Moderate Injuries
£7,000 - £40,000
- Fractures and broken bones
- Ligament damage
- Moderate back injuries
- Head injuries
Serious Injuries
£30,000+
- Multiple fractures
- Spinal cord injuries
- Severe head trauma
- Long-term disability
Your supermarket accident compensation claim can include:
- Pain and suffering compensation
- Lost earnings and future loss of income
- Medical expenses and rehabilitation costs
- Travel costs to medical appointments
- Care and assistance costs
Supermarket Accident Claim FAQs
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