It doesn’t just happen in cartoons—a Philadelphia shopper’s suit over slipping on a banana landed a Save-A-Lot grocery store in federal court. But in this case, the judge decided there wasn’t enough evidence to let the lawsuit slide.
U.S. District Senior Judge Robert F. Kelly of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania ruled that plaintiff Charles McDowell had not shown that the market, Moran Foods doing business as Save-A-Lot, was aware the banana he slipped on was in the middle of the aisle.
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