In a case where a combination of dog urine and condominium stairs lacking a slip-resistant surface is alleged to have led to serious injury, a New Jersey appeals court has reopened a slip-and-fall suit after finding that dismissal based on defendant’s lack of notice of a hazardous condition was erroneous.

Jarret Rasnow sued his condominium association and a management company after he broke his ankle slipping on a wet spot on a concrete stairway, according to the Appellate Division’s Tuesday decision in Rasnow v. Harmon Cove Towers I Condominium Association.

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