Bertrand v. Palm Springs & European Health Spa, Inc.

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• finding that when owner knew that many customers had physical infirmities, the owner had reason to know that water on the floor of a locker room would create an unreasonable risk of harm
• finding that when owner knew that many customers had physical infirmities, the owner had reason to know that water on the floor of a locker room would create an unreasonable risk of harm
• sustaining verdict for a plaintiff who had slipped on hazardous tile in a spa's locker room
• plaintiff slipped and fell on wet floor in dressing room in defendants’ health spa; defendant knew water tended to collect in the area and had instructed attendant to mop floor every 15 to 30 minutes

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