
Slipped in a supermarket: claiming compensation after a fall
A wet floor, spilled yoghurt or a box in the aisle can lead to a hard fall in a split second. Then the question arises of who pays the costs and whether the supermarket is liable.

A wet floor, spilled yoghurt or a box in the aisle can lead to a hard fall in a split second. Then the question arises of who pays the costs and whether the supermarket is liable.

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