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Store Not to Blame for Customer's Fall
A jury found that a grocery store was not to blame for a woman's fall on a recently mopped area, which resulted in a fractured elbow. In 2003, Linda Mars, then 64, was at a store owned by Brookshire Grocery Co. A customer in front of her in a checkout line dropped an item on the floor. Store employees mopped the area, creating a wet spot that caused Mars to slip and fall. Mars claimed that store employees failed to mark the dangerous area or otherwise prevent customers from walking across it. Brookshire Grocery countered that employees placed warning signs by the spot, and that Mars witnessed the spill and cleanup and was fully aware of the hazard. Mars v. Brookshire Grocery Co., No. 31625, Titus County District Court, 276th, TX, 11-07-2007.
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