Is landlord responsible for my damages in injury that was caused by slip and fall due to snow and ice and walkway

I AM NOT NOR HAVE EVER BEEN AN ATTORNEY AND ANSWER ONLY AS A PREVIOUS LANDLORD IN OHIO. DEPENDING ON STATE AND COUNTY, MANY ANSWERS COULD APPLY. HERE IS MY EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE FOR MY AREA.

To my knowledge many times there are accident clauses in leases. Be sure to check your lease and see if it mentions this at all first.
I DO know that where I am at the law falls a little loosely and goes a little like this:
If I the Landlord make an attempt to clean an area that is dangerous from Mother Nature or other dangerous conditions and fail to do so in an adequate measure that could lead to damage or injury, I am negligent, especially if I am aware of how bad the job was done. In fact, I was advised by ownership it is better for maintenance to not even TOUCH a sidewalk unless doing it all perfect. If not touched, it is not the landlord's fault as they didn't act negligently in their inaction, merely just didn't clear it, therefore leaving it to YOU the tenant to choose your walk and the danger therein.
I find this somewhat logical but doesn't give much motive to anyone ever clearing snow or other debris, etc., so I'm not sure how much law is behind this information, although I've been told it by lawyers but this doesn't mean it cannot be argued still. Many times people think just because there isn't any case law for their issue, there is no case. Not true. You just might be the first to test the waters. Do so if substantial injury is sustained but do not if you are just looking for a paycheck.
If you can show that management on a regular basis *again checking your lease to be sure they are responsible for clearing and managing such things, etc.,*, they could even be looking at a class action suit for overall negligence and being an 'absentee landlord'.

Please consult a lawyer as I am not one, just had experience as a landlord and not even sure I'm supposed to answer. I only answer to questions I might know a little bit about and you get to hear from someone like yourself and possibly steered in the right direction or given the right questions to ask. This is all I promise to provide. Also, I would like to say, those lawyers who just auto answer everything with "Call a lawyer", you aren't helping anyone.

Cheers and Good Luck!