A Long Island school district could not convince an appellate court to toss a personal injury suit stemming from a plaintiff’s tumble down a stairway as he played a midnight game on school grounds.
Adam Wolfe and his friends were playing a game of “manhunt”—akin to hide and seek—at Old Mill Road School in North Merrick when he tripped on an elevated platform and fell down an exterior stairway to the school’s basement.
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