Although the stairway lacked a handrail in violation of a local building code, the attorney argued that having one wouldn't have made a difference because the plaintiff intentionally moved away from the steps.
FACTS
According to the defense attorney, on Aug. 29, 1999, the plaintiff, Kim Komada, att...
FACTS
According to the defense attorney, on Aug. 29, 1999, the plaintiff, Kim Komada, att...
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