Slip-Fall Lawsuit: Jones Wins $29K in CT Case
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Case Background
A winter slip-and-fall incident at a Connecticut laundromat sparked a lawsuit that highlighted the dangers of untreated snow and ice on business properties. Conrad Jones, the Plaintiff, took legal action against the owners after he injured himself in their parking lot. The case played out in the state's Superior Court, focusing on everyday safety responsibilities for property managers during harsh weather.
Cause
The accident happened on February 5, 2021, when Jones visited the Top Kat Super Laundromat at 852 Dixwell Avenue in Hamden. As he walked through the parking lot, he slipped on a buildup of snow and ice. Jones claimed the property owners created the hazard by not addressing the slippery conditions properly. He pointed out that they neglected to spread sand or salt in time, shovel the area, or check for risks. No signs warned visitors, and no barriers blocked off the dangerous spot. He also said they failed to create a safe path around the ice, leaving customers like him exposed to the threat.
Injury
The fall caused Jones significant pain and lasting issues. He hurt his left hip and leg, which limited his movement right away. The impact also damaged his thoraci
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