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Yes. You will need to prove that the owner and/or management company for the complex and/or the lot (to the extent there was separate ownership) "knew or should have known" that a dangerous condition existed on the premises. While slip and falls on ice/snow in Colorado are somewhat difficult to prove, and to win, it certainly can be done. You will have better odds of establishing liability if there is a failure to maintain the premises after a snow or ice event, or if the area is chronically problematic due to roof line or gutter dripping, gutter discharge, slope or depression in the lot, etc. Finally, if you or someone you know slipped and fell in that location previously, and the owner knew about it, then liability will be established fairly easily at that point. You ought to consult with a qualified injury attorney who has handled slip and fall cases.

You said nothing about being hurt or damaged. If the "she" was at fault her carrier owes for whatever damage. They wont try a person who is dealing drugs.