Mitchell v. Uniforms USA, Inc.

Plaintiff was injured at her workplace when she slipped and fell on an area of wet tile in the building’s lobby left uncovered by protective matting. She thereafter commenced this action against the subcontractors who maintained floor mats in, or cleaned, the building. After joinder of issue and discovery, defendants separately moved for summary judgment, arguing that they owed no duty to plaintiff and, in any event, lacked actual or constructive notice of the allegedly dangerous condition. Supreme Court granted defendants’ motions on the latter basis and plaintiff appeals.

We affirm. Assuming…