Ashley R. Eagle (Of Counsel-West Palm Beach, FL) and Nicole M. Llopis (Associate-Miami, FL) obtained summary judgment in the 15th Judicial Circuit, Palm Beach County, Florida, on behalf of our client cleaning service and a mall. The plaintiff alleged that she slipped on a liquid substance located in an employee corridor of the mall. The plaintiff subsequently underwent a left knee arthroscopy with a partial medial meniscectomy, partial synovectomy and PRP graft. Adding to the complexity of the case was surveillance video of the fall and photographs that showed a possible substance on the floor. The plaintiff had steadily maintained her demand for multiple six figures. Ashley and Nicole filed their motion for final summary judgment, arguing that the plaintiff failed to cite any record evidence that the insureds had actual or constructive notice of the transitory foreign substance and therefore could not meet the notice requirements under Florida Statute 768.0755. In a lengthy and well-reasoned opinion, the court granted summary judgment in its entirety in favor of the insureds.