Christopher D. Yvars (Partner-Denver, CO) and Kim L. Koehler (Partner-Denver, CO) were granted their motion for summary judgment and dismissal of a premises liability case in Denver District Court on behalf of an international brand hotel in downtown Denver, Colorado. The plaintiff, a guest at the hotel for multiple nights, alleged an unreasonably slippery bathroom floor caused him to fall forward and strike his head on the granite counter and door, causing a large facial laceration, traumatic brain injury, permanent neurologic and vision issues, and scarring. He sued the hotel under Colorado's Premises Liability Act, demanding $1.5 million. In obtaining a judgment on the merits of the case, Chris and Kim argued that an ordinary, common, tile bathroom floor is not a “danger” contemplated by the Premises Liability Act and that their client was entitled to judgment as a matter of law. The court granted their motion for summary judgment and dismissed the plaintiff's lawsuit.