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If you’ve had an accident in a public place, you could be entitled to compensation. Reach out to us even if you’re unsure who caused your injuries. Our expert personal injury solicitors will investigate your case, determine responsibility, and assess if you can make a claim.
Sherwin O Riordan Solicitors understand the complexities and challenges of public liability claims. Our team of experienced Personal Injury professionals dedicates themselves to providing personalized and effective legal solutions to ensure you receive the justice and compensation you deserve.
By making a claim for your accident in a public place, you could secure compensation to help you access the rehabilitation and support you need for the best possible recovery.
Follow these steps and work closely with Sherwin O’ Riordan Solicitors to ensure we handle your public accident claim professionally and effectively. Ultimately, we aim to provide you with peace of mind and achieve the best possible outcome for your case.
With Sherwin O’ Riordan, you’re never just a case number, you’re a person with a story, and we’re here to make sure it’s heard.
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A public place accident claim arises when another party’s negligence or breach of duty of care injures an individual in a public place.
This includes accidents in shopping centres, on footpaths, in parks, or other areas where the public has access.
Anyone who has been injured in a public place due to the negligence of another party can make a claim.
This includes visitors to private properties, customers in shops or restaurants, and users of public facilities such as parks or sports grounds
You can claim for various types of accidents, including slips, trips, or falls due to hazardous conditions; being struck by loose fixtures or falling objects; injuries from faulty equipment; and animal attacks due to owners’ negligence.
Examples include tripping over uneven paving stones or slipping on wet floors without warning signs.
To establish negligence, you must prove that the responsible party breached their duty of care, leading to your injuries.
This involves showing that they failed to maintain a safe environment or neglected to warn of hazards.
Gathering evidence such as photographs, witness statements, and CCTV footage is crucial in proving negligence.
To support your claim, you will need evidence such as medical reports documenting your injuries; receipts for medical expenses; witness statements; and photographs or CCTV footage of the accident scene.
It is also essential to report the accident to the relevant authority or property owner and obtain written acknowledgement.
In Ireland, you generally have two years from the date of the accident to initiate a personal injury claim. It is advisable to seek legal advice promptly to ensure you meet this deadline.
While it is possible to make a claim without a solicitor, it is highly recommended that you seek professional legal advice.
One of our solicitor experienced in public place accident claims can guide you through the process and help gather evidence. They will then negotiate with the liable party’s insurers.
The compensation you receive will depend on the severity of your injuries, the impact on your life, and the extent of the defendant’s negligence.
Compensation can cover damages for pain and suffering, loss of earnings, medical expenses, and other related costs.
In some cases, contributory negligence may be considered if you are found to have contributed to the accident.
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