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Injured after slipping when boarding train - can I press for refund?
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Well done on you! I always thought you will get your expenses back.
The people here who thought you were moaning and wanting to get large sums of money obviously dont really have a clue even though you have clearly explained the circumstances.0 -
this thread is HIGHlarious. OP u got jokesssssssssss
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Yes, accidents do happen but an accident is when something couldn't be prevented. Whilst I don't agree with ambulance chasing, the rail company knew there was a problem and the OP could have been prevented from falling if a wet floor sign had been used - everyone who is slagging off the OP should understand that it is about health and safety and a duty of care to their customers. I'm glad to see that the OP got her out of pocket expenses back.
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