We encounter public spaces every day—from supermarkets, shopping centers, and restaurants to public parks, pavements, and council buildings. Property owners and occupiers hold a legal duty of care under the Occupiers' Liability Act 1957 to protect visitors from foreseeable hazards.
When property managers ignore maintenance, fail to display hazard warnings, or allow dangerous conditions to persist, serious injuries occur. Our panel solicitors hold negligent landowners and occupiers accountable, ensuring you receive full financial recovery for your injuries.
Types of Public Liability Claims We Handle
Retail & Commercial Spaces: Injuries occurring inside supermarkets, retail stores, gyms, or restaurants.
Council & Pavement Claims: Accidents caused by broken paving slabs, unmaintained roads, or hazardous council property.
Leisure & Entertainment Venues: Claims involving private venues, hotels, entertainment spaces, and swimming pools.
Rented Property Negligence: Injuries caused by unaddressed structural defects in private or housing association properties.