Avis Thompson v. Tommy and Elizabeth Breeding, James Knifley and Jimmie Knifley Realty Co., Inc.

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• holding that a licensor did not breach a duty to the plaintiff because the wet, oily spot that she slipped on was open and obvious, even though she was distracted when she stepped on it
• “The Kentucky Supreme Court has carefully limited the applicability of section 446.070 to situations where the statute that was allegedly violated provides no remedy for the aggrieved party.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).