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Posted on 08/05/26 Fire,Firm News

August 2026 Update: The Los Angeles County Fire Department has identified electrical arcing on an out-of-service Southern California Edison transmission tower as the cause of the Eaton Fire. Join us at an upcoming town hall to discuss what the report means for your claim.   Bridgford, Gleason & Artinian will be hosting a town hall


Posted on 05/29/26 Firm News,Personal Injury

 Injuries involving the eyes can be extremely painful and debilitating, sometimes causing temporary or permanent vision damage. For this reason, eye injury cases need attention from an attorney. A lawyer can express the severity of the victim’s eye injury to an insurance company or jury, helping to maximize the client’s financial recovery.About Eye Injuries Eye injuries…


Posted on 11/07/25 Firm News

We’re proud to share that we have been recognized by Best Lawyers® as one of the Best Law Firms in 2026. This distinction reflects our team’s ongoing commitment to providing exceptional legal representation and achieving outstanding results for our clients. It’s an honor that underscores our firm’s reputation for excellence in both counsel and client


Posted on 08/21/25 Firm News

Founding Partner Richard Bridgford was selected for inclusion on The Best Lawyers in America’s 2026 list in the Commercial Litigation and Personal Injury Litigation categories for his work with plaintiffs. This marks Richard’s fourth year in a row being recognized by Best Lawyers. For more than three decades, Best Lawyers has been considered the most


Posted on 08/15/25 Firm News

As victims of the Eaton Fire grapple with Southern California Edison’s compensation offer, Bridgford, Gleason & Artinian’s own Allan Bridgford III shares his thoughts on the situation with Pasadena Now. Utility-run funds have historically paid 20 to 30 cents on the dollar compared with negotiated settlements in litigation with an Eaton Fire lawyer, leaving victims