Nemeth v. Rreef America, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• holding that uneven pavers caused by tree roots were a static defect because “the uncontroverted evidence [was] that the surface of the patio where [the plaintiff] fell was visibly uneven, with bricks as much as an inch or an inch and a half askew”
• affirming summary judgment for defendants on plaintiff's premises liability and nuisance claims because defendants lacked superior knowledge of any hazard
• presuming invitee to have knowledge of an uneven and unstable surface of a patio where the invitee had already successfully traversed that same specific area of the patio
• plaintiff fell on uneven pavers, caused by tree roots, on patio that plaintiff went to several times a week
• “broken, missing, or uneven pavement is a static condition”

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