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ARTICLE · 10 JANUARY 2023

Premises Liability - Ongoing Storm Doctrine

Mallon v. Target Corp. et. al., Superior Court, Judicial District of New London at New London, 2022 WL 16947691 (Nov. 8, 2022).

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Mallon v. Target Corp. et. al., Superior Court, Judicial District of New London at New London, 2022 WL 16947691 (Nov. 8, 2022). The plaintiff brought a negligence action against Target Corp., Target Stores, Inc., Kellermeyer Bergesons Services, LLC, and B & B Landscaping, LLC. The plaintiff claimed she slipped and fell on snow/ice and suffered injuries, while she was an invitee on the premises of Target. Specifically, the plaintiff alleged Target Corp., as owner of the premises, did not properly maintain a defective condition caused by snow and ice; Target Stores, Inc., as lessee of the premises, did not maintain control over the defective parking lot; Kellermeyer Bergesons Services, LLC, who was under contract with Target Corp. to provide snow and ice removal, disregarded its contractual duty to properly maintain the parking lot; and B & B Landscaping, LLC, who was under contract with the snow/ice contractor to provide snow and ice removal and sanding, failed to

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