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Slipped and Fell at The Outlets at Orange? Your Rights After a Orange Premises Liability Injury Short answer: If you slipped, tripped, or fell at The Outlets at Orange in Orange, you may have a valid premises liability claim under California Civil Code §1714 — settlements for shopping-center and mall fall injuries commonly run $25,000 to $750,000+, and California gives you two years to file (CCP §335.1). The key legal question is whether The Outlets at Orange had actual or constructive notice of the dangerous condition that caused your fall. Call Sky Law Group at (844) 475-9529 — Hablamos Español. The Outlets at Orange draws millions of shoppers annually across its outdoor-mall layout, food court, parking structures, and 100+ retail tenants, which means wet floors from spills, wet entryway tiles after rain, uneven brick walkways in the outdoor plaza, oily food-court floors, and parking-lot pothole trips, escalator malfunctions, and loose carpet seams in anchor stores are regular events. When maintenance crews, custodial staff, or security fail to identify and warn about hazards within a reasonable time, California law imposes liability on the property owner, the operator, and often the tenant whose space the fall occurred in. Why the clock is already running against you Shopping-center slip and fall cases are won or lost on surveillance video and incident reports — both of which disappear fast. The Outlets at Orange operates on digital video recording systems that typically overwrite footage within 14 to 30 days. Store incident reports frequently get “lost” […]