Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Absent Co-Owners Not 'Indispensable' in Slip-and-Fall Premises Liability Negligence Cases Against Landlords | Anzalone & Doyle Trial Lawyers

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Absent Co-Owners Not ‘Indispensable’ in Slip-and-Fall Premises Liability Negligence Cases Against Landlords

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that a Plaintiff could sue her landlord for a slip-and-fall premises liability negligence accident without including his co-owner brother in the case. The Plaintiff had slipped on a patch of ice outside her rental apartment in 2018, that she blamed on the rental property’s inadequately and negligently maintained. The Landlord/Defendant…