The slippingand tripping accident is one of those common types of incidents that are
mostly caused when something is spilled onto the floor that leaves it so
slippery that a person may easily slip or trip from it. These accidents can
also be caused if the paths are blocked, broken and badly maintained, contained
potholes or if the carpets are not fitted properly onto the floor. Such accidents can occur at any place whether
a person is working in an office or walking in a public area. In all such
cases, one must have to analyze whether it is the result of someone else’s negligence
or the carelessness of himself/herself.
According to the Health and Safety
Statistics (HSE) of the UK for the year 2010, slipping and tripping accidents
in the place of work cost 40 workers their lives in the previous year and this
has cost society an approximated amount of about £800 million each year.
The HSE
statistics show that the accidents related to the slipping and tripping are mostly
occurred in the workplace. According to the official statistics, the majority
of the workplace deaths are caused by falling from a height as compared to
other causes. Besides these tragic deaths, the avoidable slipping, tripping and
falling are having a severe financial influence on the UK economy. The HSE has
estimated that the collective financial costs incurred by the society as a
whole is approximately £800 million per year, at that time when both the
individuals and businesses are striving hard financially in their current
recession.
ABS Law, one of the leading law firms in the UK deals in all kinds of slip and trip claims. Any resident of the UK who
has suffered from any such type of accident either in the workplace or in the
public area can make a slip and trip compensation
claim within three years from the date when the accident happened by contacting
us 0800 193 1105 for assistance.
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