Browder v. Food Giant, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding danger was open and obvious when invitee admitted that she was not paying attention to where she walked
• finding open and obvious danger in grocery store parking lot where plaintiff admitted that she was not paying attention as she walked
• \When a person visits the premises for commercial purposes . . . the person is an invitee.\
• “hole” or “depression” in grocery store parking lot; plaintiff and her husband both testified that the plaintiff “was not watching where she was going” and red dirt of depression where plaintiff fell “contrast[ed] sharply” with black asphalt of the lot

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).