I'm a student at a university in Sweden and I broke my arm after slipping outside on a sloped road that hadn't been attended to by the groundskeepers with sand/gravel. From what I recall this was on the first day of heavy snow weather, and due to the road being the main one when entering the campus, the snow had already been compacted from all of the people passing by. During and after the slip, when waiting for an ambulance, I noticed many others slipping and falling near me, particularly around the sloped area of the road — including one of the ambulance personnel who almost fell on me. As far as I understand, the school is responsible for groundskeeping on campus. When I emailed them, warning them about how dangerous the Campus grounds were, I didn't get much of a response which frustrated me. On top of that, my studies have suffered greatly and I'm still struggling with certain aspects of life because of my broken arm. So I'm wondering if there's a way to hold the school, or the grounds owner, responsible for what happened, and ensure that the grounds are kept safe for everyone in the future. Are there any good grounds to start a case against them based on this? Thanks in advance.