Jeanne Kehoe slip and fell on black ice in this parking lot of South Windsor restaurant The Mill on the River. She recently settled her lawsuit for $95,000. Courtesy photo
It’s all about the timing.
Up against the state’s “Ongoing Storm Doctrine,” which holds that parties can’t bring slip-and-fall claims during snowstorms except for a few exceptions, plaintiffs attorney Peter Bowman went looking for one of those exceptions with the help of state meteorologist Bob Cox.
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