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Matthew Clayton
Partner, Serious Injury Solicitor
For free legal advice call our Holiday Accident Claims Solicitors and we will help you. Ask if we can deal with your claim on a No Win, No Fee basis.
All hotels and resorts have a duty to keep visitors safe, whether they’re in the UK or abroad. If you have an accident while staying in a hotel or resort, then the responsibility usually lies with them, but this does depend on the circumstances of your accident and how you booked your holiday.
If you’ve had an accident on a staycation in the UK, you could claim compensation. Get in touch with our Holiday Accident Solicitors for a free claims assessment and legal advice. Ask if we can deal with your claim on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Our Holiday Accident Solicitors can help you secure a fair compensation settlement that accurately reflects your pain, suffering and financial losses.
Our experts will handle your claim from start to finish so you don’t have to worry. We’ll explain everything in straightforward, easy to understand language, so you know exactly what to expect.
If you’re a UK citizen currently living overseas, and you have an accident while on holiday back in the UK, you could make a claim from the UK.
If you booked your UK holiday as part of a package deal, for example, you booked a coach tour, then you could have grounds to claim compensation under the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018.
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In most cases, basic standards and building regulations will apply to the property you’re staying in, but these can vary depending on the nature of the accommodation. For example, different standards will apply to hotels than to residential Airbnb style apartments.
So if your accident was in breach of UK building regulations, then there’s a strong chance you’ve got grounds to make a claim.
Our Holiday Accident Solicitors offer expert legal advice, and we can contact relevant engineers and architects to confirm whether the hotel has failed to comply with building regulations.
Any hotel, resort or private rental property accepting fee-paying visitors are bound by the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957. Under this Act, hotels have a duty of care to protect their guests and prevent accidents where possible. This duty may well be based on local building regulations and puts a responsibility on hotel operators to risk assess their properties.
Depending on how you booked your staycation, you could make a claim against the hotel itself, the resort or property you stayed in, or the tour operator you booked the holiday through. The key point in who is responsible for the claim is who you have a contract with.
Because it’s not always obvious who the contract is with, it’s best to speak to a Holiday Accident Solicitor as soon as you can. Keep a copy of your contract and hotel booking so you can pass these onto your Solicitor when you get in touch.
Contact us to get free, specialist legal advice as soon as possible. That way, we can assess the full extent of your injuries and any financial loss you’ve suffered because of your accident. When one of our specialist Solicitors or Lawyers has reviewed the details of what happened to you, we will tell you if you can make a claim and how to get started.
We can often take on claims on a No Win, No Fee Basis – this means that you’ll only pay our legal fees if we get you compensation. We’ll do all we can to get you the best possible outcome.
Get in touch with our Holiday Accident Solicitors for a free claims assessment and legal advice.
Accidents vary from case to case but generally, common types of accidents include:
Staycations are a popular choice of holiday for many people, whether this is in a hotel, resort, bed and breakfast, rental home, caravan site or campsite. Popular destinations include:
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