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Can I still pursue a claim if the hazard seemed open and obvious?

Can I still pursue a claim if the hazard seemed open and obvious?

In Kentucky, a visible danger does not automatically prevent someone from bringing a claim. The court still looks at what the property owner did, whether the danger should have been addressed, and whether fault may be shared.

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