Strahs, age 84, slipped on an icy spot in the parking lot of a drugstore, fell, and broke her hip. She sued the drugstore and the company that was under contract to keep the parking lot plowed for snow. While it had been plowed, there were icy spots remaining in the parking lot. Did she have a good case against either of those parties? [Strahs v. Tovar's Snowplowing, Inc., 812 N.E.2d 441, Ct. App., Ill. (2004)]