If you slipped, tripped, or fell in a public space in Omagh, such as a shopping centre, park, pavement, or car park, you may be entitled to claim compensation. Kearney Law Group makes the process simple, with no upfront costs and a risk-free service that protects you from financial stress.
A public place accident claim is a legal process that allows you to seek compensation if your injury was caused by unsafe or poorly maintained conditions. Local councils, businesses, or property owners have a duty to keep public areas safe.
If they fail to repair hazards or warn visitors of risks, you could be entitled to compensation for your injuries, lost wages, and medical expenses.
Even if you didn’t report the injury right away, we can still help. Contact us for advice today.
We handle everything from the start, with no need to pay upfront.
We’ve successfully represented clients across Omagh and beyond, helping them secure fair compensation after accidents in parks, shopping centres, pavements, and other public areas.
Unlike many firms, we don’t take a cut of your settlement. You’ll keep the full amount we help you recover.
Get clear, practical advice with no obligation to move forward.
We keep you updated at every stage with straightforward explanations and honest answers.
We’ll keep you updated with straightforward explanations and honest answers at every stage.
“No Win, No Fee” isn’t permitted in Northern Ireland, but we provide the same reassurance through specialist insurance. This protects you from paying legal costs if your claim doesn’t succeed.
A public place accident claim allows you to seek compensation if you were injured due to unsafe conditions in areas such as streets, shopping centres, parks, or car parks.
Yes. If the fall was caused by negligence, such as poor maintenance or hazards not being addressed, you may be entitled to compensation.
Responsibility usually lies with local councils, property owners, or businesses, depending on where the accident happened.
You can still claim. Evidence such as CCTV footage, photos, and medical records can support your case.
Uneven pavements, potholes, wet or icy surfaces, poor lighting, broken steps, and unmarked hazards are common causes.
Typical injuries include fractures, sprains, head trauma, back and neck pain, bruising, and psychological distress.
You usually have three years from the date of the accident to file a claim.
Yes. Parents, guardians, or carers can make claims on their behalf.
Photos of the hazard, witness details, CCTV footage, and medical reports are strong pieces of evidence.
You can still claim. Other forms of evidence, such as photographs or accident reports, can support your case.
Yes, but medical evidence is essential. Even if you sought treatment later, your medical records will still support your claim.
Most claims are settled out of court. If your case goes to court, we’ll prepare and represent you fully.
We’ll investigate thoroughly and gather evidence to challenge their defence.
Yes. You may still receive partial compensation under contributory negligence rules.
The amount depends on the severity of your injury, the impact on your daily life, and any financial losses.
You can claim for medical expenses, lost wages, rehabilitation, travel costs, and long-term care needs.
No. We provide a risk-free process with no upfront costs and full legal cost protection.
No. With Kearney Law Group, you keep 100% of your compensation.
The sooner you seek advice, the stronger your case can be. Early action helps preserve evidence.
We specialise in slip, trip, and fall cases across Omagh and Northern Ireland, offering expert support, clear advice, and a service that ensures you keep all your compensation.
Kearney Law Group specialises in legal services relating to Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence. We are committed to achieving the best results for our clients.
Contact us today to arrange your FREE initial consultation relating to any of the above matters.
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