Case study

Faulty Exercise Ball – £5,000 in Compensation

We have been successful in recovering compensation of £5,000 for a client who was injured whilst using a defective exercise ball.

Our client purchased the ball from a supermarket. Unfortunately, it suddenly exploded during use and our client fell to the ground and injured herself. She was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with damage to her coccyx and lower back. We initially submitted a claim to the supermarket under the Sale of Goods Act 1979 and Consumer Protection Act 1987.

The supermarket denied responsibility for the accident throughout the case so we submitted a claim to the manufacturers under the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 and Consumer Protection Act 1987. Eventually, liability was admitted by the manufacturers. We received an offer of settlement for our client. We negotiated a settlement of £5,000 for our client.

How can we help you?

We help lots of clients every year claim the compensation they deserve. This case study demonstrates how we have helped a client claim compensation for injury caused by using a faulty product. Please be aware that the compensation amounts depend on the client’s individual situation and experiences. To see how much your claim could be worth please contact us directly.

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