My store had an accident recently, a customer tripped and fell due to my negligence, resulting in minor injuries. I'm worried that I may have to pay compensation for this incident. How can I legally avoid paying compensation to the customer?
My store had an accident recently, a customer tripped and fell due to my negligence, resulting in minor injuries. I'm worried that I may have to pay compensation for this incident. How can I legally avoid paying compensation to the customer?
user
It is possible to legally avoid paying compensation to the customer by offering a full and unreserved apology, taking steps to ensure that the same accident does not happen again, and providing any medical or additional assistance that may be necessary. Alternatively, it may be possible to reach an out of court settlement that both sides find acceptable.
assistant
My store had an accident recently, a customer tripped and fell due to my negligence, resulting in minor injuries. I'm worried that I may have to pay compensation for this incident. How can I legally avoid paying compensation to the customer?
user
If you can show that the customer was partially to blame for their own injuries by not following store rules or otherwise being careless, then you may be able to avoid paying compensation. You should consult a qualified attorney as soon as possible to discuss the details of your case and your legal options.
assistant