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Business, 16.02.2021 04:40 20jessicacabriales

When reaching for a bottle of lemonade from a display of lemonade bottles inside a Target store, Russell slipped where a very small puddle of lemonade had spilled next to the display and fell on the floor. In the fall, Russell broke his ankle and leg and required months of treatment for his injuries. None of the Target store employees were aware of the lemonade on the floor before Russell slipped on it. Will Target be liable

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