A landlord negligence claim may include damaged belongings where unsafe property conditions caused the loss.
Visitors may be able to claim if they were injured because of unsafe conditions at a rented property.
A claim may be possible if damp or mould affected your health and the landlord failed to deal with the cause.
Compensation depends on the seriousness of the injury or illness, the impact on daily life and any financial losses.
You may be able to claim even if you are not the named tenant, including as a family member, child or visitor.
A housing disrepair settlement may not always resolve a personal injury claim, but the settlement wording must be checked.
A landlord blaming you for the problem does not automatically prevent a claim. The evidence will be important.
You may still be able to claim against a landlord even if you have moved out of the property.
Many landlord negligence claims involving injury have a usual three year time limit, but the date should always be checked.


