Hello Derek
We (FloorSlip .co. uk) specialise in Floor Safety and we would make the following comments to help you (a) Did you report the incident to the Manager at the stores and was it put into the accident book? If not, then do so as soon as possible - any slip injury claim will be strongly argued if you leave it too long; make sure you and them sign the accuident book (b) You can ask to see the results of the Pendulum Testing of the floors, which detects how slippery a floor is - The value must be 36 when dry, wet or contaminated with substances typically found around that floor (for example - milk). If TESCOS can not produce them or the value when wet or contaminated is less than 36 then there are very good chances you can claim for a slip injury (c) If you wish to be put in touch with a personal injury lawyer that specilaises in this type of slip injury accident claim then contact us; we are independent floor safety consultants and deal with many solicitors and lawyers who specialise in this type of dloor slip event - Regards, Mark
