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Baboolal v. Bracey's Mount Pocono, Inc., PICS Case No. 17-0725 (C.P. Monroe Feb. 27, 2017) Williamson, J. (6 pages).

Plaintiff could not sustain her slip-and-fall lawsuit against the defendant supermarket where she failed to establish defendant's actual or constructive notice of a grape on the floor or an alleged condition involving water from a produce misting system. The court granted defendant's motion for summary judgment.
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Brown v. Stroud Mall, LLC, PICS Case No. 17-0722 (C.P. Monroe Aug. 23, 2016) Sibum, J. (12 pages).

Defendants were not entitled to summary judgment because genuine issues of material fact existed as to whether defendants had constructive notice of a dangerous condition at a shopping mall such that it could have been discovered and corrected through the exercise of reasonable care.
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New York Law Journal

Buczek v. Giglio

Lead Exposure Action Improperly Removed Under FCA, Is Remanded to State Court
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The Legal Intelligencer

Holtzapple v. Dunkleberger, PICS Case No. 17-0611 (C.P. Lycoming Mar. 15, 2017) Gray, J. (6 pages).

The lack of general slippery conditions in the community at the time of plaintiff's slip and fall accident precluded application of the hills and ridges doctrine. Genuine issues of material fact existed as to whether defendant had constructive notice of the icy condition in its parking lot where plaintiff fell. The court denied defendant's motion for summary judgment.
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Daily Report Online

Why Chick-fil-A Won This Slip-and-Fall Case

The Georgia Court of Appeals released an opinion Wednesday that offers insight on how to win a slip-and-fall case.
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The Legal Intelligencer

Despite Man's Worm-Infested Food, Airline Escapes Suit

It wasn't a fly in his soup but worms in his meal that caused a man to sue an Indian airline. But a federal judge—presumably with a stronger stomach—tossed the suit, pointing to a law that protects foreign companies.
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The Legal Intelligencer

Despite Man's Worm-Infested Food, Airline Escapes Suit

It wasn't a fly in his soup but worms in his meal that caused a man to sue an Indian airline. But a federal judge—presumably with a stronger stomach—tossed the suit, pointing to a law that protects foreign companies.
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The Legal Intelligencer

Reilly v. Main Ave. Realty Dev., L.P., PICS Case No. 17-0534 (C.P. Lackawanna Mar. 31, 2017) Nealon, J. (18 pages).

Genuine issues of material fact regarding a contractor's duty of care precluded summary judgment where a business invitee slipped and fell on ice outside a commercial building.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Jury Awards Coca-Cola Deliveryman $855,408 for Fall

Mauricio Boez suffered back injuries when he fell down the stairs in the basement of a Connecticut restaurant.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Jury Awards Coca-Cola Deliveryman $855,408 for Fall

Mauricio Boez suffered back injuries when he fell down the stairs in the basement of a Connecticut restaurant.
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