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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Home owners are not required by law to clear the sidewalk in most jurisdictions. Bottom line the home owner is not liable if these were natural conditions and would likely be praised if they made a reasonable effort to clear the snow. OP waited six months to bring this up; the statues of limitation‘s is probably been exceeded. Black ice on sidewalk? This past winter was not cold enough for black ice if this is the DC area. If OP had surgery , then the insurance company should have inquired about a third-party being involved at the time OP just happened to take a picture of the black ice and her self standing in front of the home minutes before she fell. And then minutes after she fell. This is suspicious. OP should know that people don’t sue insurance companies. Your Insurance company with you the other insurance company for reimbursement on the cost of your surgery, short, term, disability, etc. [/quote] Every town I can think of has a city ordinance regarding sidewalk clearing.[/quote]
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