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Legal warning about shopping malls in South Africa | SA News

1 February 2026 by Guest

Malcolm Libera
 ·31 Jan 2026

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Personal injury claims linked to shopping centres and supermarkets are increasing, with courts placing greater responsibility on property owners. 

This is according to Kirstie Haslam, Specialist Personal Injury Attorney and partner at DSC Attorneys, who said many people assume that accidents in malls are just ‘bad luck’, but the law looks very closely at whether those injuries were preventable.

The most common accidents are slips, trips and falls. These usually happen…

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