Lekas v. Dezer Properties, LLC
A hotel guest with diabetic neuropathy walked barefoot on a hot cement pool deck and beach sand in August, sustaining burns that led to partial amputation of his foot. The Third District affirmed dismissal with prejudice, holding that a premises owner owes no duty to warn or protect a guest from the heat of a cement pool deck or beach sand in the Florida summer because such conditions are common, not inherently dangerous, and any danger is open and obvious as a matter of law.
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