Neal v. Prince George's County
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
HOLLANDER, Judge.
In this case, we must analyze the concept of voluntariness in deciding whether a recipient of social service benefits assumed the risk of falling when she walked on an icy sidewalk in order to keep a scheduled appointment with the Maryland Department of Social Services (“DSS”), rather than risk adverse consequences from missing the appointment. Janet L. Neal, appellant, brought a negligence action against Prince George’s County and Palmer Park Condominium Association, appellees, for injuries she sustained when she fell on January 24,1994 on an ice-covered sidewalk leading to…
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