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Over recent years there has been a steady increase in the number of supermarket accident claims made in the UK. The main reason behind this increase is not due to lower standards of health and safely, but more so due to the greater number of people that visit supermarkets each year.The increase in the number of people visiting supermarkets up and down the country each day of the year creates more problems that could result in an accident. The more people there are, the more likely it is somebody will drop items on the floor. This can not only cause a trip hazard, but if the item is liquid based, such as a carton of milk or a bottle of pasta sauce, it can also cause a significant slip hazard. More people in the supermarkets can make locating potential accident hazards more of a problem, as they may be more difficult to see, compared to when supermarkets less busy.Slip in Supermarket Slips are the most common type of supermarket accident claim. There are two main causes of slips in supermarkets. The first cause is spillages which have not been cleared up. As mentioned above, this could include items which have been dropped by customers or employees, such as milk, cooking sauces or cleaning products. The second main cause of slips in supermarkets are floors that are left wet having been mopped, without any warning signs being placed in the area to highlight the hazard.Trip in Supermarket Trips in supermarkets are also unfortunately fairly common. Trips can be caused by a variety of different reasons and can cause significant injuries, including broken bones, lacerations and whiplash injuries. Trips may be caused by items left in the aisles by employees, such as pallets or goods ready to be stacked onto shelves. Trips can also be caused by defects such as a raised floor tile or a damaged shelving unit.Accidents Caused by Supermarket Employees Supermarket accidents can be caused by employees that fail to pay attention or fail to follow the correct health and safety procedures. For example, an employee pushing a cage of goods instead of pulling the cage may be unable to see where he or she is going, and subsequently hit a shopper. Due to the weight of such items, this type of supermarket accident can cause significant injuries to the unfortunate victim. Nicholas Tate is the webmaster of several personal injury websites which provide information on all types of supermarket accident claims. We have a panel of solicitors that work throughout the UK, all of which work on a no win no fee basis and guarantee 100% compensation.

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