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Slip and Fall, Falling Merchandise, Premises Liability

• United States District Court Denies Summary Judgment in Supermarket Slip and Fall Case.
• $3.2 Million Verdict for Injured Shopper
• Slip and Fall Injury Lawsuits Keep Theme Parks in Court

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The Standard of Care in Third Party Assault Cases

Generally, a store has no duty to protect a customer or invitee from an assault by a third party unless the store knows that an assault is occurring, or is about to occur, which indicates an imminent probability of harm to the invitee. There must be notice of a specific danger prior to the assault. However, where the store has specific knowledge of a particular individual’s tendency to inflict harm on others, and has intervened in the past to prevent such injuries from occurring, a store may be on notice that a third party poses an imminent threat of harm to its invitees.

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Slip and Fall, Falling Merchandise, Premises Liability

• False Imprisonment, Malicious Prosecution, and Defamation
• Premises Liability - the Standard of Care in Virginia
• The Standard of Care in Third Party Assault Cases
• The Standard of Care in Snow and Ice Cases
• The Standard of Care in Falling Merchandise Cases

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