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Posted On: April 17th 2026, 08:45 pm

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The Oregonian reported that Maria Torres, then 71, filed a historic $36 million lawsuit against the Fred Meyer supermarket chain after a severe slip-and-fall incident on October 9, 2023, at the Hawthorne store in Southeast Portland. While shopping for groceries, Torres slipped on a puddle of water that had accumulated on the floor due to a leaky ceiling beneath the store’s above-ground parking deck. The fall resulted in a three-day hospitalization and a serious concussion, causing long-term health complications such as traumatic brain injury, chronic headaches, tinnitus, and balance issues that eventually forced her to leave her job and rely on a walker or wheelchair.
Torres’s legal team sought $6 million in compensatory damages and $27.5 million in punitive damages, arguing that the supermarket chain had negligibly ignored a decades-old, recurring roof leak problem that routinely placed thousands of weekly shoppers at risk. In response, Fred Meyer denied liability by characterizing the leak as an emergent issue that developed too quickly for employees to clean up before the accident occurred, while also disputing the severity of Torres’s ongoing injuries. The case went to trial in Multnomah County Circuit Court in October 2026, but both parties reached an undisclosed, confidential settlement on the sixth day of the proceedings, concluding the litigation.