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Get The Maximum You're Entitled To For Public Liability Claims

If you’ve been injured in a public or private place in Western Australia, such as a shopping centre, park, footpath, or car park, you may be entitled to make a public liability claim.

Property owners and occupiers have a legal duty to take reasonable care to ensure their premises are safe for the public. If your injury is a result of negligence on the part of the owner, such as slipping on a wet floor where there were no warning signs, or falling over poorly maintained surfaces, you may be able to seek compensation for medical expenses, lost income, and pain and suffering.

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    What Am I Entitled To?

    Depending on the circumstances of your case you may be eligible to claim:

    What Should I Do Now?

    It is important to speak to us as soon as possible to ensure your Public Liability Claim is presented correctly. Our Public Liability lawyers in Perth & Mandurah are experts in these types of claims and will ensure your entitlements are maximised.

    All you need to do is call us and we will take care of the rest.

    Important Steps to Take

    1. Report and Document the Incident – Notify the relevant party in writing and request preservation of any CCTV footage. Visit your doctor to report your injuries and obtain medical certificates for any time off work.
    2. Be Aware of Insurer Involvement – The relevant party should notify their insurer, but you may not receive a response or an admission of liability. This does not mean you’re not entitled to compensation.
    3. Seek Legal Advice Early – Regardless of insurer response, obtain legal advice to ensure you’re properly guided through the claims process. Contact us for a free, no-obligation consultation.

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    Will This Cost Me Anything?

    Many people think hiring a lawyer is expensive and risky, but that’s not the case at Peninsula Personal Injury Lawyers. We work on a No Win, No Fee basis, meaning if your Public Liability Claim is successful, the insurer pays your compensation, most of your legal costs, and any disbursements (such as medical reports and evidence). From your compensation, you’ll only pay the remaining legal costs, capped at 10% or the actual amount, whichever is less. Never more than 10%.

    If your claim isn’t successful, you pay no legal fees. You’ll only need to reimburse us for any disbursements we’ve covered on your behalf, and we never ask for money up front. There are no hidden costs; we’re transparent from the start.

    (e.g. if your claim came to $50,000 then you would only ever pay a maximum of $5,000 as a contribution to the legal fees)

    Know the value of your claim.

    It costs nothing to talk to us. Don’t be taken advantage of by insurance companies or accept the bare minimum. See how we can help you.

    Don't settle for anything less

    Your initial consultation is totally free, so give us a free call.

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    “Always in your corner” means acting in your best interest. We give clear, honest and frank advice and will not fill you full of false expectations.
    We will give you a break-down of your claim and will recommend a strategic approach that will provide you with the leverage to obtain the best personal and financial outcome. We will only take on your case if we are confident in a successful outcome. PPIL – your committed personal injury lawyers in Perth and Mandurah.

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      Frequently Asked Questions

      At Peninsula Personal Injury Lawyers, we operate on a No Win, No Fee basis. This means you won’t pay legal fees unless your claim is successful. We also offer a free initial consultation to explain your rights and the claims process in plain language.
      Yes, strong evidence increases the success of your claim. This may include medical records, photographs, witness statements, CCTV footage, and incident reports. Your lawyer will help gather and present this evidence.

      In most cases, you must notify the owner/ occupier that you suffered injury as soon as practicable following the accident. In addition, you must commence legal proceedings within three years of the date of the accident otherwise your entitlements will be extinguished.

      However, some exceptions may apply, especially for minors or people with disabilities, so it’s best to seek legal advice as soon as possible.

      • General damages to compensate you for your pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life and loss of amenities.
      • Economic loss to include past and/or future loss of income and superannuation.
      • Past and future medical treatment costs.
      • Aids and appliances.
      • Gratuitous services or voluntary assistance for the support that family and friends have provided to you due to your accident injuries.
      • Past and future travelling expenses for travel to and from treatment providers.

      Public liability claims can arise from many situations, including:

      > Slipping on a wet floor in a supermarket
      > Tripping over uneven footpaths or poorly maintained surfaces
      > Accidents in rental properties due to unsafe conditions
      > Injuries caused by faulty equipment in gyms, venues, or playgrounds
      > Dog attacks or animal-related injuries in public places

      While you can attempt to pursue a claim on your own, insurance companies often try to minimise payouts or make no offers of settlement. Having an experienced personal injury lawyer ensures your case is presented properly, your rights are protected, and your compensation is maximised.

      After an accident, you should:
      1. Report the incident to the property owner, manager, or council.
      2. Take photographs of the accident scene and your injuries.
      3. Collect contact details of any witnesses.
      4. Seek medical treatment and keep all records.
      5. Contact a lawyer to discuss your claim.

      To have a valid public liability claim, you must show that:
      > The person or organisation owed you a duty of care.
      > They breached that duty by being negligent.
      > Their negligence caused your injury.
      A personal injury lawyer can assess your circumstances and advise on your eligibility.

      Claims are usually made against the organisation, business, or individual responsible for the property where the accident occurred. This could include local councils, shopping centres, landlords, schools, or event organisers who failed to ensure a safe environment.

      A public liability accident claim is a legal claim for compensation if you’ve been injured in a public place or on private property due to someone else’s negligence. Examples include slips, trips, falls, or injuries in shopping centres, parks, workplaces, or rental properties.

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      When you engage PPIL you won’t pay anything throughout the whole claims process. Once we have settled your claim, we’ll then determine how much our services cost. The majority of our fees will be covered by the insurance company, and we also place a cap on the fees you pay which is based off of your claim.

      So, if you do end up having to pay anything, it would only come to a maximum of 10% of your claim.

      (e.g. if your claim came to $50,000 then you would only ever pay a maximum of $5,000 as a contribution to the legal fees)