Marylanders who slip and fall on ice this winter will have an easier time getting juries to hear personal-injury claims stemming from those mishaps. Two recent decisions from the state’s highest court say people only assume the risk of walking on ice if they actually knew the ice existed, not just that a path might be slippery.

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