滑倒、绊倒和跌倒索赔

A slip, trip and fall claim* is for compensation when you suffer an injury due to the negligence of others. It could be a workplace accident or an accident in public, but if you slip, trip and fall through no fault of your own, you could have a compensation claim*.

In Ireland, seven people are injured every day in a slip, trip and fall type accident, and the majority of the accidents occur on the same surface level. In the Irish workplace, slip, trip and fall accidents take second place on the list of workplace accidents and lead to more than 22% of injured employees needing to have a month or more off work.

Types of slip, trip and fall accidents in Ireland:

If a slip, trip and fall accident is not your fault or not wholly your fault, you could have a personal injury compensation claim*. You may not be able to drive, need to take time off work or be incapable of playing sports for a time, and you may be able to claim* compensation.

PBN Litigation Solicitors can look at your case and see if you have a valid slip, trip and fall compensation claim*.

Injuries in a slip, trip and fall personal injury accident range from the sprained wrist in a trip at the office to cuts and bruises in a slip in the supermarket to the broken hip in a fall off the train. You claim* for the effect of the injury today and in the future, such as chronic pain, being off work and any medical bills.

You may suffer life-changing injuries in an accident that was not your fault, and you could be able to claim* compensation for the personal injury.

Some of the injuries seen in slip, trip and fall personal injury accidents:

A personal injury can cause you to lose income, need home care, and restrict your ability to drive and stay in your chosen field of work.

You may be able to make a compensation claim* for the slip, trip and fall injury that was not wholly your fault.

Common slip, trip and fall injury claims* in Ireland are for broken fingers in a fall from a bus, torn ligaments in a slip on a restaurant floor and cracked ribs after a trip in the workplace.

A slip, trip and fall injury can happen when the property owner, employer or public authority breaches their duty of care to employees, visitors, and members of the public.

The Health and Safety Authority issues guidelines on preventing slip, trip and fall accidents. For an employer, property owner or public authority to not follow the HSA guidelines and cause an accident, may result in a personal injury compensation claim*.

Some slip, trip and fall injury claims* in Ireland may be:

Slip, trip and fall injury claims* in the workplace are for injuries you suffer when at work and your employer breaches their duty of care to you. 

The employer has a duty of care to provide a safe workplace, and if you have a slip, trip and fall accident in the workplace, you may have a compensation claim*.

Common workplace slip, trip and fall compensation claims*:

If you are injured in a workplace accident that may not be your fault, you could have a slip, trip and fall in the workplace compensation claim*.

Slip, trip, and fall injury claims* on public property are for injuries suffered while out walking the dog, training in the local park, or browsing the shopping centre on a Saturday morning. 

The owner of a public property, be it a landlord, the local council, or event centre management, owes you a duty of care and must provide a safe public access space. If you suffer a slip, trip and fall you may have a public property compensation claim*.

Common slip, trip and fall claims* on public property can be:

The public property owner should keep their public access clear and safe for use. You may have a compensation claim* for an injury in a slip, trip and fall accident.

Slip, trip and fall injury claims* in hospitality are for the injuries you could suffer while out for a meal in the local restaurant or even when using the bathroom in the hotel lobby. 

Hospitality areas are busy spaces, but the owner must keep the bar, café, hotel and concert arena safe for all users. 

Common slip, trip and fall injury claims* in hospitality could be:

Any injury in a hospitality setting could cause you pain and unnecessary suffering. You may have a compensation claim* for the effects of the slip, trip and fall injury.

Slip, trip and fall injury claims* in healthcare are responsible for many personal injury claims* in Ireland. Hospitals, clinics, A&E departments, and GP surgeries can be busy places, but management must keep them safe for all users.

Some of the common slip, trip and fall injuries seen in healthcare settings:

If you suffer a slip, trip and fall injury in a healthcare setting, you could suffer the effects for life.

A PBN Litigation solicitor can look at the case and see if you have a valid slip, trip and fall claim* for compensation.

Slip, trip, and fall injury claims* in transport settings are for injuries you suffer while using public or private transport. The injury could be severe if you fall from a height and any injury in a slip, trip and fall accident could affect you today and in the future.

Some of the common slip, trip and fall injury claims* in transport may be:

The owner of the train, bus, tram, and minibus taxi owes you a duty of care. If you suffer a slip, trip and fall injury that was not your fault, you could have a compensation claim*.

PBN Litigation Solicitors have experience dealing with slip, trip, and fall claims*. We can look at the details of your case and advise you on how to make your slip, trip, and fall compensation claim*.

Compensation for personal injury in Ireland can be for a broken bone in a fall on the wet bathroom in a café or facial lacerations for a slip on broken glass in the pub. You claim* for the effects of the injury today and in the future, such as the need for full-time personal care for life.

The compensation awarded in Ireland for personal injury differs depending on the injury or injuries you suffer, such as the consequences of scarring to the face in a slip while on public property or of breaking a leg in a fall at the workplace.

Injury in a personal injury case could cause unnecessary pain and emotional stress. You could spend time in hospital and be unable to work or look after family members in your care.

There is not one fixed compensation award for any personal injury claim*. A personal injury solicitor can only give you an idea of what is possible when you suffer injury in a slip, trip and fall case.

每起赔偿诉求都各不相同。您可能会因事故而遭受身心痛苦，这可能会影响您的工作、出行以及养家糊口的能力。. 

With your slip, trip and fall personal injury claim*, you seek damages for the effect of the slip, trip and fall injury or injuries such as a twisted ankle, snapped tendon or torn hamstring today and in your future life. 

PBN Litigation Solicitors can explain how the process works and how to make a claim* for slip, trip and fall personal injury compensation.

There are a few steps to follow when you make a claim* for slip, trip and fall personal injury compensation in Ireland.

You must engage with the Personal Injury Assessment Board, PIAB, as the first step in your claims process.  

Making a personal injury claim* may seem daunting, but with the help of PBN Litigation Solicitors, you can navigate your way through what can be a complicated process.

The steps to follow when making a slip, trip and fall personal injury claim* in Ireland are:

There is a two-year time limit for personal injury claims** in Ireland. You should start the process of engaging a solicitor and applying to the PIAB before the two-year limit is reached; being able to form a claim* while the details are fresh in your head could be invaluable to the case.

You may only realise, however, that your injury is due to a slip, trip and fall accident after the two-year time limit has passed, and you may need to refer to what is known as the ‘Date of Knowledge.’ ‘The Date of Knowledge’ is the date when you realise that the slip, trip and fall accident caused the suffering you are experiencing. 

You may see a doctor, for example, with what you think is a new complaint, but they may see a path back to the workplace accident or accident in public that happened more than two years previously.

Parents can make a personal injury claim* on behalf of a child at any time until they reach 18 years of age. Once a child turns 18, they have a two-year time limit to start a personal injury claim* or from the date of knowledge they realise what happened to them.

Where possible you should make the personal injury claim* immediately after realising you are suffering from one due to a slip, trip and fall accident. 

Your PBN Litigation solicitor can advise on all aspects of the personal injury compensation claim*.

Start your personal injury claim* for a slip, trip and fall injury today by contacting PBN Litigation Solicitors. 

If you have suffered from a slip in the workplace, a trip while out for a drink, or a fall while getting off the bus, then PBN Litigation Solicitors have the experience and expertise to manage your compensation claim*. 

You, the client, are the one injured in the slip, trip, and fall accident and are in recovery. The last thing you should have to worry about is dealing with the PIAB or the courts when recovering from the personal injury. 

PBN 诉讼律师事务所可以接手您的案件，并与您通力合作，以争取您应得的赔偿。.

我们致力于提供以客户为中心的服务，为您排解人身伤害诉讼中的压力，对此我们深感自豪。. 

Contact PBN Litigation Solicitors today for all your personal injury compensation needs.