Woman who slipped on chip in shopping centre sues for damages

A mother of four who claimed she slipped on a chip on the floor of a shopping centre food court has sued in the High Court, writes Ann O'Loughlin.

Woman who slipped on chip in shopping centre sues for damages
Thu, 18 May, 2017 - 17:32

A mother of four who claimed she slipped on a chip on the floor of a shopping centre food court has sued in the High Court, writes Ann O'Loughlin.

Lina Misiunaite said her ankle went over and she fell forward injuring her knee as she walked through the food court at Liffey Valley shopping centre two years ago.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Liffey Valley shoppingPlace: Coldcut Park, Liffey Valley, Palmerstown,Place: Hogan PlacePlace: DublinPlace: Swords Business ParkPlace: Swords,Place: Co DublinPlace: Liffey ValleyPerson: Ann O'LoughlinPerson: Lina MisiunaitePerson: Niall Fitzgibbon SCPerson: MisiunaitePerson: Declan BuckleyPerson: BuckleyPerson: David BrownePerson: Kevin CrossOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: HSBC Alternative Investments LtdOrganisation: Grosvenor LimitedOrganisation: Hines Real Estate Ireland LimitedOrganisation: Noonan Services Group LtdOrganisation: Noonan Services GroupOrganisation: Lidl supermarkets
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