Corey v. DEVENPORT COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

How courts have described this case

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• holding that ice-covered steps did not present a high likelihood of harm or severity of harm
• holding that snow- and ice-covered steps were not unreasonably dangerous because, “[u]nlike falling an extended distance, it cannot be expected that a typical person [falling a distance of several feet] would suffer severe injury or a substantial risk of death.”
• holding that snow- and ice-covered steps were not unreasonably dangerous because, “[u]nlike falling an extended distance, it cannot be expected that a typical person [falling a distance of several feet] would suffer severe injury or a substantial risk of death.”
• finding that the Quinlivan analysis had been subsumed by the open and obvious rule created in Lugo
• ice-covered steps did not create a uniquely high likelihood of harm or severity of harm
• icy and snowy steps did not give rise to a uniquely high likelihood of harm or severity of harm

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).