In Campisi V

In Campisi v.Acme Markets,Campisi was injured when shopping at Acme when she tripped over the white guide cane of a blind employee of Acme.She sued Acme for premises liability by being negligent by not warning clients of the blind employee with the cane.The appeals court held that:

A) Acme had an obligation to warn patrons of the frequent presence of an employee with a cane and was negligent not to do so
B) Acme had no obligation to warn patrons of the employee with the cane,but the employee could be sued for negligence for creating a hazard
C) Acme was liable in strict liability for insufficient warning of a hazard to patrons
D) Acme violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by not providing a guide dog for the blind employee instead of a cane
E) none of the other choices