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Liability depends on whether another driver acted negligently, such as failing to adapt to weather conditions. Collect evidence like photos, dashcam footage, and witness statements. For advice tailored to your situation, speak with us 24/7 through our free chat.

Report the incident to station staff and ensure it’s documented. Take photos of the wet platform and check if there were warning signs. Seek medical attention and keep records of your injuries and expenses. Contact us via our free 24/7 chat for help starting your claim.

Yes, if the pedestrian acted negligently and caused your accident, you may have a claim. Gather witness details, photos, and medical records. Chat with our team 24/7 for a free consultation on your case.

Report the incident to the resort and document the scene with photos and witness details. If your trip was booked through a UK company, you may claim under UK laws. Contact our 24/7 free chat service to discuss your options.

The shop owner or occupier is typically liable if they failed to maintain safe premises. Gather evidence like photos, witness statements, and records of prior complaints about the flooring. Speak with us through our free chat 24/7 for guidance.

Yes, you can claim for lost earnings as part of your compensation. Provide evidence such as pay slips, employer confirmation, and medical reports. Contact us via our 24/7 chat for help with your claim.

Keep records of unauthorized transactions, credit reports showing fraudulent activity, and correspondence with companies about the breach. Evidence of your losses is essential. For further advice, reach out to our free chat service anytime.

You can file a claim through the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB), which compensates victims of uninsured or untraceable drivers. Report the accident to the police and collect evidence. For support with your claim, chat with our experts 24/7 for free.

Yes, you may have a claim if the restaurant failed to address hazards like wet floors without warnings. Gather evidence such as photos and witness statements. Contact us through our 24/7 chat to explore your options.

Notify supermarket staff and ensure the incident is logged in their accident book. Take photos of the scene and collect witness details. Keep records of your injuries and expenses. For help starting your claim, contact us via our free chat service available 24/7.

Yes, if the other cyclist was negligent, you may be able to claim compensation for your injuries and damages. Evidence such as witness statements or CCTV footage can strengthen your case. Chat with our team 24/7 for more guidance.

Report the incident to the station staff immediately and ensure it’s recorded. Take photos of the stairs, particularly any hazards like spills or broken steps. Gather witness details and seek medical attention. For legal advice, contact us anytime through our free 24/7 chat.

Yes, you can still claim under the principle of "contributory negligence," but your compensation may be reduced based on your share of fault. Our legal experts are available 24/7 to discuss your case through free chat.

Workplace claims can cover physical injuries (e.g., fractures, burns) and psychological harm (e.g., stress, PTSD) caused by unsafe conditions. For more tailored advice, contact us via our free 24/7 chat.

Yes, time limits vary by country, but most are shorter than in England and Wales. It's crucial to act quickly. Speak to our legal team via free chat 24/7 for advice on your specific situation.

Evidence is key, take photos, get witness details, and check if the store had warning signs or cleaning protocols in place. Our team is available 24/7 through chat to guide you through proving negligence.

Include details of the incident, descriptions of the attacker(s), injuries sustained, witness information, and any evidence like CCTV or photos. If you need assistance preparing your report, use our 24/7 free chat service.

Yes, you may be able to claim compensation for psychological harm through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) or a civil claim against the perpetrator. Psychological damage must be properly evidenced. Contact us for guidance on your case via our 24/7 chat.

Compensation depends on the severity of your injuries, financial losses, and circumstances of the accident. Minor injuries may result in lower awards, while serious or life-altering injuries could lead to substantial compensation. Contact us for a personalised assessment through our free 24/7 chat.

Report the incident to the car park operator, document the area (e.g., photos), and note any signs indicating ice management. Liability depends on whether the operator took reasonable measures to address icy conditions. For further advice, contact us via our 24/7 chat service.