Studstill v. Smith

McMurray, Presiding Judge.

In this slip and fall case, plaintiff Studstill was an employee of a tenant of a building owned by defendants Arthur R. Smith and Arthur K. Smith. Plaintiff walked in and out of the building several times a day over a period of approximately two years and thus had ample opportunity to become familiar with the stairs where she fell. Plaintiff knew of the absence of handrails and anti-skid strips. It was raining on the day plaintiff fell, and she was aware the stairs were wet. There is no evidence of any foreign substance or irregularity in the surface of the brick…