Sczublewski v. Kroger Co.
Citations
- 2025 Ohio 2029
Syllabus
Per Mayle, J., piece of raised plywood duct taped to the floor and concealed by rug was not open and obvious danger to grocery-store patron. Additionally, evidence of attendant circumstances was presented to overcome open-and-obvious doctrine and two-inch rule, including that hazard was concealed by rug, employee was standing in front of obstruction, and plaintiff knew store to barricade construction hazards. Plaintiff sufficiently identified cause of fall.
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Judges: Mayle
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