How can I protect myself against public liability claims?
Introduction Most of us don't have a clue about Public Liability Claims. It’s only until something bad happens that we think about what-if scenarios. Let's say a customer slips on a wet floor, and hits their head, they could possibly file a claim against you. Perhaps one shouldn’t wait for some potential disaster and ask yourself "If I am liable, how protected am I?" Using the same example, if it is proven that you were at fault for failing to put up a "wet floor" and someone is involved in an accident, consequently becomes injured, or dies, they can very well sue you. So, the question is how can you safeguard yourself? Continue reading to find out. What Exactly Is Public Liability? If a person is injured in a public location, the owner of that area may be found responsible because of their negligence. The owner has a duty of reasonable care, which includes ensuring the space's safety. Thus there are two parties: the li...