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Insurance in the Uk-what does it cover? (anyone heard of a claim)

Russell Smith

The Paintball Association
Jose - You could probably sue as there was not a sign saying "These telegraph posts are a possible health and safety hazard" - In fact what actually happened was that you accidentally ran into the post whilst trying to avoid a marshal (PA employee) who was in your way when you were attempting to exit the field after an altercation with a paintball - this is what your no win no fee company would have said - they would add that if the post had not been there you would have not been injured and therefore the PA are negligent because they put the post there, a member of staff directed you towards the post, there was not a hazard cone near the post and you were forced to wear a mask which prevented you from seeing the post - I estimate £10,000 plus costs:eek: :eek:

Jose/Steve

If I get a fair share I will admit liability (hell I would say he fell over me!)
but I found out the other day from a knowledgeable friend - who is in that game - the reason law firms go all out for a case is because if a company issue's proceedings on a case that will pay up to £5000 they get a industry standard £750 for their trouble, and that could be just two hours work over six months.:mad: :mad:
Nice work if you can get it.


Russ
 

JoseDominguez

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Well, I was approached last week (and I hate being hassled when I'm not asking). Went like this.

'hello, have you been in an accident?'
'No, do you want to be? If not **** off'
 

Stokecity_m

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Walking though stoke town centre the other day with my youngest son (2years old) when a claims direct guy came up and asked if i'd had any accidents in the last 3 years.

looked down towards my son and said " just him "

the look on his face :D