Bridgford Gleason & Artinian is working with two other Southern California law firms to represent victims of the Woolsey fire. Attorneys who filed the new lawsuit on November 23, 2018 allege the wildfire could have been avoided if Southern California Edison had properly maintained its overhead power lines and electrical equipment and cleared away vegetation
Lawsuit alleges Edison negligently operated, repaired and maintained electrical equipment that sparked devastating wildfire, already burning nearly 100,000 acres LOS ANGELES – Bridgford, Gleason & Artinian along with law firms McNicholas & McNicholas, LLP, Frantz Law Group, APLC have filed a lawsuit on behalf of renters and property owners in Ventura and Los Angeles Counties
Bridgford clients were featured in several news outlets to commemorate the 1-year anniversary of the Las Vegas shooting: https://www.ocregister.com/2018/09/26/this-is-how-two-lakewood-brothers-keep-their-mothers-memory-alive-after-she-died-in-the-las-vegas-shooting/ https://www.nbclosangeles.com/on-air/as-seen-on/Lakewood-Boys-Remember-Mother-Killed-at-Las-Vegas-Massacre_Los-Angeles-494687601.html https://youtu.be/KXwLg-qRhQg
Bridgford, Gleason & Artinian, Frantz Law Group, APLC, McNicholas & McNicholas are helping victims of the California Wildfires, as well as victims of the resulting mudslides, obtain financial restitution for their losses. James P. Frantz, owner and senior partner of the Frantz Law Group said “Many wildfires and mudslide victims find after rebuilding or repairing their property
We have found that most fire victims are underinsured; that is, property damage exceeds the amount of insurance coverage available to you. Your recovery may include monetary compensation for personal property damage, landscaping and destruction of trees, damage or loss of residential structures, cost of evacuation, annoyance and discomfort, loss of earnings and personal injury.
As a member of the California Wildfire Law group, Richard Bridgford joined James Frantz and Patrick McNicholas on KSRO radio to discuss legal issues and options for victims in wake of the October 2017 Northbay Wildfire. Click on this link to listen to the podcast.