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What Is PG&E’s Role in California Wildfires?

Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) has played a significant role in California wildfires due to its operation of electrical infrastructure across the state. Numerous investigations...

Can HOA Members File Wildfire Claims for Common Areas?

HOA members can file wildfire claims for damage to common areas by gathering evidence and, if necessary, pursuing legal action against the responsible utility company....

What Does a Wildfire Litigation Lawyer Do?

Wildfires resulting from negligent utility companies or other entities can lead to substantial business losses and individual property damage. For businesses, losses may include the...

How to Find the Right Lawyer for Wildfire Litigation in California

Wildfires in California resulting from utility company negligence can lead to significant business losses and personal property damage. Business losses may include the destruction of...

What are Your Legal Options if Southern California Edison Caused a Wildfire?

If Southern California Edison (SCE) caused a wildfire that resulted in business losses or individual property damage, you can file a lawsuit against SCE alleging...

What are the Steps to Filing a Business Loss Wildfire Claim?

Wildfires that result from utility company negligence can lead to a variety of business losses, including property damage, lost income, and business interruption. Companies may...

What are California’s Laws for Utility Companies to Prevent Wildfires?

California has strict laws requiring utility companies to prevent wildfires. Specifically, California Public Utilities Code Section 451 mandates that utilities operate safely to protect the...

Can Second Homeowners Sue for Wildfire Damages in California?

In California, second homeowners can sue a utility company for wildfire damages if negligence caused the fire. The process begins by retaining an experienced wildfire...

What are Your Legal Options if PG&E Caused a Wildfire?

Utility companies like Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) frequently cause wildfires due to negligence – often from outdated equipment, poor maintenance, or failure to comply...

How Long Does It Take to Resolve a Wildfire Case?

Wildfires due to utility company negligence often result from poorly maintained power lines, faulty equipment, or inadequate vegetation management. When utility companies fail to inspect...

What if Your Insurance Company Blames the Utility Company?

If your wildfire insurance company blames a utility company for starting a wildfire, you may have the option to pursue a claim or lawsuit directly...

What to Do If Your Farm or Vineyard Is Affected by a Wildfire?

In one recent year alone, wildfires scorched over 2 millions of acres across the U.S., leaving farmers, vineyard owners, and their families staring down the...