The Personal Claims Specialists.
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The Personal Claims Specialists.
No Win. No Fee.
Call us now
0161 358 0800
The Personal Claims Specialists.
No Win. No Fee.
No win
No fee
Established Since
2009
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Attending a fairground or theme park is supposed to be a fun experience. Families in particular find that they are a great source of fun, especially for their children and often make repeat visits. In recent times we have seen a number of serious accidents leading to serious injuries at well-known theme parks in the UK. These have ranged from amputations to fractured bones. More often than not, these are usually cases where people have become injured through no fault of their own and are entitled to claim compensation.
Theme park owners have a duty of care to customers and their employees. They have a responsibility to ensure that they comply with the law and relevant health and safety regulations that have been put in place protects both their employees and customers against the chances of having an accident or injury.
However, if there is a breach of the law and an injury is suffered, you can claim compensation. Unfortunately for those injured, these breaches can leave people with serious injuries to which compensation can be significant because they may be entitled to claim sizeable past and future loss of earnings claims, where they have been unable to return to work or unable to return to the job they were doing at the time of the accident.
At Aequitas Legal, we have experience of recovering significant amounts of compensation for those suffering serious injury so do not hesitate to get in touch with us to ensure you give yourself the best chance of winning your case and recovering the amount of compensation you deserve.
If you or a loved one have been injured in an accident at a theme park that was caused by somebody else’s negligence, get in touch with Aequitas Legal today. To speak to a solicitor, simply call or fill in the contact form located on this page.
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Matthew qualified as a Solicitor in 2009 and has worked in the personal injury field ever since, working in most areas of personal injury work. He has substantial experience in dealing with accidents in the workplace and accidents in public. He also heads up the Travel Claims Department which deals with accidents abroad in many areas such as road traffic accidents, package holiday accidents, cruise ship holidays and accidents on an aircraft.
Carl qualified as a Solicitor in 2000 and has specialised in the personal injury matters ever since. He has substantial experience in dealing with accidents in the workplace accidents, accidents in public and serious road traffic accidents.
Suzanne has worked for Aequitas Legal since 2013, having worked in personal injury since 2008. She specialises in beauty negligence claims having helped various clients in relation to hair dye, eyelash and tattoo claims. In addition, she deals with a variation of RTA, employers liability, public liability and occupiers liability claims.
Jenny qualified as a Solicitor in 2004 and has worked in most areas of personal injury work.
Diane works as assistant to Carl Davies, Senior Associate Solicitor, providing support on a varied caseload.
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