If your accident could have been avoided, we can help

Occupier's liability is a duty of care an occupier (owner, landlord, or council) legally owes visitors on their premises. It means the occupier must take reasonable care to ensure their visitor's safety.

Occupiers' liability claims cover accidents and injuries on various private properties, including public places like museums, hospitals and shops. If you are a visitor on a private premises or land and have an accident through no fault of your own, you could be eligible to claim compensation. Many situations can lead to occupiers' liability claims, such as:

• slip in a supermarket
• trip up on a local pavement
• suffer an injury or accident in a person's private house.
• fall over in a hospital

There are many different reasons that you may be able to make an occupiers' liability personal injury claim; if you fall over in a supermarket or trip up on a poorly maintained pavement. If you suffer an injury or accident on a premises and it may have been the occupier's fault, you could make a compensation claim.

At National Accident Helpline, we offer you free and independent advice on whether you can claim.  And, if the accident or injury occurred to your child or loved one, you can claim on their behalf. If you're eligible, we'll also handle your occupier's liability claim on a no-win, no-fee basis, so it's risk-free.

Making an occupier's liability claim with us is straightforward. We understand all too well how your unfortunate accident or injury has made your daily life more difficult, so we try to make the process as stress-free as possible when you claim your personal injury compensation.

At National Accident Helpline, our sympathetic and experienced advisers will carefully listen to you to understand how your accident happened. Once we've established if you have a claim, we will pass you to one of our expert solicitor panels who will progress your claim and help get you the compensation you're entitled to.