Injuries in Lancashire supermarkets like Tesco, Aldi or Spar can happen in seconds – but their effects can last much longer. If you were hurt because of unsafe conditions, you may be eligible to claim compensation. Our friendly team offers expert no win no fee support to help you get the justice and compensation you deserve.
Tesco
Tesco operates everything from local Express stores to large Extra supermarkets across Lancashire. Slips on spilled liquids near self-checkouts, trips caused by baskets left in aisles, and injuries from falling stock are frequent causes of accidents. For instance, a customer in a Preston Tesco recently reported slipping on a puddle left unmarked by staff. If Tesco employees fail to clean up hazards promptly, you may be entitled to compensation.
Sainsbury’s
Sainsbury’s branches in Lancashire, including those in Chorley and Lancaster, often include Argos or Habitat concessions. These additions increase congestion and the risk of accidents from boxes, restocking activity, or cluttered walkways. If you were injured because aisles were blocked or spills were ignored, Marley Solicitors can help you establish liability.
Asda
Many Asda stores in Lancashire feature large car parks and petrol stations, such as those in Burnley and Accrington. Potholes, oil spills, or ice during winter months can easily cause slips and falls. Inside, broken trolleys and baskets can lead to cuts or bruising. Marley Solicitors have supported many Lancashire residents who suffered preventable injuries in Asda stores.
Morrisons
Morrisons’ Market Street sections, with fresh produce, fish, and baked goods, can create slippery conditions. Stores in towns like Blackburn and Morecambe see heavy footfall, increasing the likelihood of spills and accidents. If water, grease, or food waste was left uncleaned and you were injured, Morrisons may be held accountable under health and safety law.
Aldi
Aldi’s efficient layout and quick restocking can sometimes lead to trip hazards when boxes are left in aisles. Smaller branches in Nelson and Fleetwood are particularly prone to these issues. Customers have also reported accidents caused by uneven flooring or unattended spillages. Marley Solicitors can help you determine whether Aldi’s negligence contributed to your injury.
Lidl
Lidl stores across Lancashire, from Burnley to Blackpool, attract heavy daily footfall. Overstocked shelves, broken freezer lids, or blocked aisles can all lead to injury. In one recent incident in Preston, a shopper was struck by falling tins from a display. Such accidents may justify a claim for compensation.
Iceland
Iceland’s frozen-food focus brings a higher risk of icy or wet floors. In stores such as those in Chorley or Lytham St Annes, leaking freezer units have caused slip injuries when staff failed to place warning signs. If you have experienced a similar incident, you may have grounds for a claim.
Farmfoods
Farmfoods branches in Lancashire are often compact and busy, with narrow aisles and constant restocking. In areas like Skelmersdale and Darwen, deliveries during opening hours have led to accidents where customers were struck by falling boxes or slipped on wet floors. These incidents can amount to negligence.
Booths
Booths is a familiar name in Lancashire, with stores in towns such as Clitheroe, Garstang, and Poulton-le-Fylde. While known for premium shopping, heavy displays and glass shelving can still pose hazards. If you were injured by a falling item or unstable stand, you may be entitled to compensation.
Spar
Spar shops across Lancashire, from Blackpool to Ormskirk, serve as local convenience stores. Their small layouts often lead to congestion, especially during rush hours. Spills near coffee machines or obstructions from delivery cages are common causes of injury. Even if the store is franchised, Marley Solicitors can help you pursue a valid claim.
