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“Pepper spray causes eye irritation.”
On a baby stroller: “Remove child before folding.”
One doctrine in the law that inures to the benefit of landowners is the “open and obvious” doctrine. In premises liability cases, it can be a complete defense to a Plaintiff’s specious claims. For example, when you proceed in a section of the produce aisle of a grocery store, knowing there is a spill that is clearly marked by wet floor signs. The idea is that the hazard is so apparent that no reasonable person would proceed at their own peril. There are countless lawsuits where Plaintiffs have climbed over a barrier that was designed to protect them – often accompanied by warning signs. True to form, they proceed at their own risk.
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