Category Archives: Premises Liability

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Open and Obvious Doctrine in Premises Liability Cases

In premises liability law, the existence of a dangerous condition does not automatically establish a duty to warn. A recent California Court of Appeal decision underscores how the open and obvious doctrine operates as a limitation on that duty. Cohen v. Chandra Hospitality (2026). For attorneys handling premises liability claims, the decision provides useful guidance …

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How to Properly Document a Supermarket Slip and Fall for a Strong Claim

Falls are one of the most common causes of injury in America. According to the National Safety Council, they made up 35% of all preventable nonfatal injuries in 2023. Many happen in places we visit every week, such as supermarkets, grocery aisles, and checkout lines. A small puddle or piece of fruit on the floor …