Erler v. Aon Risks Services, Inc. of Carolinas
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
WALKER, Judge.
In 1984, plaintiffs purchased a building at 823 Reynolda Road in Winston-Salem. This building contains three floors and sits on a sloped grade such that the front entrance opens into the second floor. The first, or lowest, floor is accessible from the rear through a garage door and rear entrance door. Plaintiffs used this lower floor as an inventory storage area. In June of 1996, the building’s lower floor was flooded during a storm, and much of plaintiffs’ inventory of textbooks was destroyed. Plaintiffs then contacted defendant Susan Cothren (Cothren), an employee of defendant…
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