Claims can be made against the relevant local authority/council if an accident happens in a public place.
Claims might also involve accidents occurring in council-owned houses, public parks and playgrounds, as well as schools and nurseries.
Claims against the Council
Have you suffered Personal Injury as a result of slipping or tripping in a public place? If so our experienced Solicitors could help you to claim the compensation that you are entitled to.
We have succeeded in hundreds of slip and trip claims and have a wealth of knowledge and experience in this area. Our team are ready to help guide you through the process.
Claims against the Council
FAQs
How long do you have to sue the council following an accident?
If you’ve been injured as a result of negligence on behalf of a local authority or council, you will generally have three years from the date of the accident to start Court proceedings. Other time limits might apply, and so the best first step is to speak to one of our team to find out the time limits that might apply in your case.
How do you start a claim against the council?
If you’ve been injured and feel that your local council is responsible, the best first step will be to seek expert legal advice. Our solicitors can advise you about the prospects of your claim, who the claim is against, and what to do next.
What duties do the local council have?
Your local council has responsibility for various matters, including ensuring that their property is reasonably maintained and safe to use.
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