The ‘Open and Obvious’ Doctrine in NY Slip and Fall Cases
In New York slip-and-fall cases, the “open and obvious” doctrine may reduce or eliminate a property owner’s liability when a hazard was plainly visible and avoidable. However, even an obvious condition can still trigger a duty to maintain reasonably safe premises, depending on factors like foreseeability and whether the condition was inherently dangerous. This article
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