A student’s personal injury suit against Camden County College is getting a second chance after a New Jersey appeals court held that testimony about maintenance workers’ typical duties in addressing snow and ice wasn’t enough to prevail on summary judgment.
The Appellate Division said it was “constrained to conclude that the judge erred in granting defendant’s motion” based on a finding that the maintenance staff didn’t act in a palpably unreasonable manner.
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