Hammond-Warner v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• granting defendant’s motion for summary judgment where the plaintiff did not “know how long the substance on which she allegedly slipped had been on the sidewalk prior to her fall”
• granting summary judgment in favor of defendant when “plaintiff [did] not know how long the substance on which she allegedly slipped had been on the sidewalk prior to her fall”
• “plaintiff does not know how long the substance on which she allegedly slipped had been on the sidewalk prior to her fall”
• “[T]he mere proximity of employees is insufficient grounds on which to establish constructive notice.”
• same; slipped on “tan-colored slushy liquid”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).