Briddle v. Cornerstone Lodge of America, LLC

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• affirming grant of summary judgment to defendant in slip and fall action when evidence showed that plaintiff was aware of the wet floor hazard and voluntarily chose to walk across the wet surface
• husband’s loss of consortium claim not viable where defendant entitled to summary judgment on wife’s personal injury claims
• husband's loss of consortium claim not viable where defendant entitled to summary judgment on wife's personal injury claims
• plaintiff’s equal knowledge of the overflowing toilet prior to slipping and falling warranted summary judgment to defendant
• any person with ordinary common sense would recognize standing water on the floor as a hazard that might cause one to slip, and voluntarily walking across the area without looking precludes recovery from the landlord

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