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Occupier’s Liability

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Occupier’s Liability

An occupier of premises has a duty to take reasonable care to ensure that any visitors to the premises will be safe whilst there.

Therefore if you have been injured on someone’s property, for example at a supermarket, then you may be able to claim compensation. Contact one of our friendly advisors at Harris Fowler to find out how to begin your claim.

To see an example of occupier's liability cases we've handled, please click here.

Case Histories

Uneven surface with no lighting is cause for complaint.
Our client tripped and fell in the backyard area of flats where she was visiting her boyfriend who was a tenant. She suffered a sprained left ankle and alleged that the surface of the backyard was uneven and dangerous and there was no outdoor lighting.
16 May 2011
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Tripping over a crate of beer in the wrong place leads to claimant receiving compensation.
The circumstances of the accident are that the Claimant caught the front of her right shin on a low crate of beer that was in the aisle in a small convenience store. She tripped and fell forwards onto the floor. As a result she suffered an injury to her right shin. She was accompanied by her father and young children who witnessed the accident.
16 May 2011
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Elderly lady hit by trolley wins the day.
Our client, an elderly lady, was visiting her sick husband in hospital. As she ascended some stairs a cleaner hit her with a trolley.
16 May 2011
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