Dealing with the aftermath of a wildfire can be difficult enough without facing an obstacle such as your insurance company denying your claim. If you find yourself in this situation, however, hope is available. An insurance claim denial does not mean you are out of options. With help from a California wildfire litigator, you can
NBC4 recently reported on the Eaton Fire investigation, focusing on Southern California Edison’s (SCE) electrical infrastructure in Eaton Canyon amidst growing concerns about wildfire risks and electrical safety. Eaton Wildfire Attorney, Michael Artinian, representing fire victims, discussed the legal battle in the news segment. A judge has approved crucial inspections of electrical equipment (lines and
In a recent KTLA5 interview, Bridgford, Gleason & Artinian Founding Partner, Mike Artinian, and our client, Jeremy Gursey, addressed concerns that a decommissioned SoCal Edison power line, referred to as a ‘zombie line,’ may have ignited the destructive Eaton Fire. Mike highlighted BGA’s proactive legal efforts to safeguard crucial evidence, stating, “We don’t want the
Wildfires are an ever-present risk for those living in California. If you find yourself in a situation where you need to file an insurance claim for wildfire damage to your property or personal injuries, it is important to know what to expect. This includes understanding how to speak to insurance representatives in a way that
Smoke damage is a frequently overlooked outcome of wildfires. While fire damage itself can cause immense property damage, the smoke can also have permanent effects. Smoke and ash damage to your home or business may entitle you to financial compensation. However, you might need assistance from a California wildfire attorney throughout your smoke damage claim.
Home and business owners are not the only ones affected by wildfire damage in California; many victims suffer losses while living in rental units, such as rented apartments and condos. Renters may be entitled to financial compensation for their damaged or destroyed personal property and other losses after a serious wildfire. If you were affected