Krombein v. Gali Service Industries, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding plaintiff was contributorily negligent as a matter of law when she slipped after deliberately walking on a wet floor
• noting that the mere assertion that a jury should determine contributory negligence was not enough to avoid summary judgment, because “conclusory declarations . . . do not amount to specific facts that would lead a reasonable jury to find in [plaintiff’s] favor”
• “Without pointing to evidence that the plaintiff subjectively knew of the existence of the risk and appreciated its unreasonable character, defendant Reit will not be able to summarily secure a ruling in its favor on assumption of risk.”

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