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Slipped On Ice or Snow?
Prepared for bad conditions?
- Accident in public
- Minor injuries
- Time off work
- Negligence
- Severe physical injuries
- Injury not your fault
Have you slipped on ice or snow resulting in an injury that’s caused you pain and suffering? Slipping in ice or snow are accidents which can be avoided. They are often caused by someone else’s negligence. Outdoor public places should be cleared of snow and icy areas gritted to ensure your safety.
A slip on ice or snow can be extremely painful and leave you seriously injured. You are eligible to make a claim if you
- Have slipped on ice or snow on school or hospital grounds
- Have fallen on ice or snow at a playground
- Were injured outside a supermarket
- Suffered from negligence at a retail park, shopping centre or stations for public transport
Getting the compensation you deserve
Suffering from an injury can be traumatic, especially when it was not your fault. As well as the physical pain of your injury, you may go through financial and emotional difficulties during your rehabilitation. We will work to ensure that you not only get compensation for your injury but also for any loss of earnings you may have had as a result. With our No Win No Fee promise our services will not cost you a thing and you will receive 100% of the compensation.
Working with the Claim Zone Team
The Claim Zone has all the information you need about the claims process presented in a jargon-free clear and concise manner. If you have any unanswered questions or would like some more advice then our personal injury specialists are always available to give you any support you need.
Our friendly team will do the hard work and form-filling so you don’t have to. Simply fill in our expressclaim form and one of our expert advisers will be in touch or if you prefer you can talk directly to someone now by calling our 24hr Claim Zone helpline on 0800 122 3130, or request a call back – your claim will be dealt with immediately either way.
