Naples Community Hospital was cleared by a jury of allegations it allowed a dangerous condition in its parking area.
In 2009, Michael Phelps, 55, a deliveryman, was dropping off medication at the hospital at 5:30 a.m. After he parked his truck and got out, he claimed he tripped over uneven asphalt, fracturing his right ankle. Phelps asserted he was a business invitee, and although he had parked in an unlit no-parking area, the hospital had acquiesced to people parking there.
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