A 1988 Illinois Appellate Court opinion supported Sharon Jordan’s argument that “a party who contracts to remove snow and ice, and then fails to do so, can be held liable under Section 324A(c) [of the Restatement (Second) of Torts] to third parties who are injured by natural accumulations of snow and ice,” Justice Mary Anne Mason explained in Jordan’s appeal from summary judgment for a grocery store (Food 4 Less) and two contractors (Cherry Logistics and Pete’s Lawn Care) — but &ldquo …