The Sufficiency of a Store’s Inspection and Maintenance Policies Are Only Relevant After Establishment of Notice of the Hazardous Condition.

Steffe v. Walmart Supercenter #2023, 2023 WL 6216712 (M.D. Pa. 2023) – The plaintiff, a customer at the defendant’s store, slipped and fell on a puddle located on the floor of the store’s restroom. The defendant filed a motion for summary judgment, arguing it did not have sufficient notice of the water on the floor. In her response in opposition, the plaintiff argued that, not only was there notice, but also that the defendant breached its duty to inspect the property by not having a formal…
By: Marshall Dennehey

The Sufficiency of a Store’s Inspection and Maintenance Policies Are Only Relevant After Establishment of Notice of the Hazardous Condition.

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