If you’ve been impacted by Eaton Fire, you don’t have to face the recovery process alone. Our experienced Eaton Fire Lawyers are here to provide expert legal support and guide you through every step of securing compensation for your losses.
At CaseyGerry, we are committed to helping wildfire victims rebuild their lives with trusted representation.
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Pasadena and L.A. County sue Southern California Edison over the Eaton Fire, seeking damages for infrastructure and municipal asset losses.
The City of Pasadena, in coordination with LA County, USACE, Caltrans, and neighboring jurisdictions, has designated haul routes for Phase 2 of the Fire Debris Removal Program.
The City of Pasadena urges residents to take necessary precautions as rain is forecasted this week, with expected totals ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 inches in the city and 3.0 to 6.0 inches in mountain areas.
Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) has broadened its Water Leak Assistance Program to support residents and businesses affected by the Eaton Fire.
The City of Pasadena’s Public Works Department has successfully completed an extensive cleanup of green waste debris.
The city of Pasadena has approved new housing protections and policy amendments in response to the aftermath of the Eaton Fire.
Los Angeles County has allocated $8 million in Fire Aid funds to support impacted residents, businesses, and community programs. An additional $15.9 million in grants will be distributed by March 31, 2025, to businesses and individuals who were not selected in the first round.
Fireside Appliance announces series of support initiatives to assist victims of Palisades and Eaton fires.
Read more for more information on the extended deadline.
The Eaton Fire started on Tuesday, January 7, 2025, between Altadena Drive and Midwick Drive in the Altadena/Pasadena area. Arid conditions and high winds caused the rapid spread of the fire, destroying homes and businesses while prompting mass evacuations.
As of Wednesday, March 5, 2025, the fire is 100% contained. The fire scorched 14,021 acres, destroyed over 9,400 structures, and damaged an additional 1074 buildings.
Additionally, seventeen civilian deaths have been reported, and 9 firefighters have sustained injuries as a result of the fire. Firefighters continue to battle the blaze in challenging conditions, achieving 100% containment.
The Eaton Fire has devastated our Los Angeles community, leaving behind a trail of destruction and heartbreak. At CaseyGerry, we understand the profound challenges you may be facing as you recover from this disaster. Whether you’ve lost a home, a business, or a loved one, our firm is here to stand by your side and advocate for justice.
CaseyGerry is representing those impacted by the Eaton Fire. Our firm works tirelessly to investigate wildfire incidents, pinpoint the cause, and hold responsible parties accountable for the devastation and lifelong effects of such disasters.
The Eaton Fire is still under investigation; however, there is reason to believe that a high-voltage power line may have ignited the fire.
According to ABC Los Angeles, witness accounts and surveillance video suggest that a downed power line owned by Southern California Edison (SCE) may have sparked the fire. Read more on why we recommend filing a legal claim against the SCE.
Some of California’s most devastating wildfires have been caused by faulty equipment or negligence by utility companies.
At CaseyGerry, we specialize in fire-related litigation. Our team works tirelessly to investigate these incidents, uncover the truth, and hold responsible parties accountable. We have represented victims against powerful utility companies, government entities, and others, and are committed to seeking justice for those impacted.
Our firm has advocated for victims of multiple catastrophic California fires, including the Butte Fire (2016), the North Bay Fires (2017), and the Camp Fire in Paradise (2018). Recently, we have helped hundreds of fire victims and recovered half a billion dollars for our clients.
Recovering after a wildfire is overwhelming, but you don’t have to face it alone. Our experienced attorneys can assist with pursuing legal action against negligent parties to recover damages for property loss, medical expenses, and emotional suffering.
Our Eaton Fire legal team speaks multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian.
Important deadlines are approaching for those seeking assistance after the Eaton Fire. If you or your loved ones need support, we encourage you to explore these resources as soon as possible to ensure you don’t miss any opportunities for aid.
Note: CA state extended January 31, 2025, sales and use tax filing deadline for Los Angeles County taxpayers until April 30 — providing critical tax relief for businesses.
Note: This is SBA’s low-interest disaster assistance support for Small Business Owners, Renters, Homeowners & More.
Note: Providing tax and mortgage relief to those impacted by the fires. California postponed the individual tax filing deadline to October 15 for Los Angeles County taxpayers.
Governor Newsom suspended penalties and interest on late property tax payments for a year, effectively extending the state property tax deadline. The Governor also worked with state– and federally-chartered banks that have committed to providing mortgage relief for survivors in certain zip codes.
As firefighting efforts continue, residents must remain informed and prepared. Below are some resources for those affected by the Eaton Fire:
There are some relief funds available for you. While these funds are not directly related to filing a lawsuit against Southern California Edison, these self-application services might allow you to obtain aid as a victim of the SoCal Fires.
MusiCares is a resource to the music community impacted by the fires in the Los Angeles area. MusiCares provides short-term disaster relief, including $1,500 in financial assistance and a $500 grocery card, to music professionals impacted. MusiCares disaster relief is intended to cover short-term costs, should you incur costs from evacuating (hotel, food, supplies). MusiCares is also able to provide additional support for individuals with considerable impact, including medical issues, damaged music equipment or longer-term relocation needs
The Dramatists Guild Foundation has Crisis Relief Grants available to dramatists (composers, lyricists, playwrights, librettists) who have evacuated or experienced loss in the fires. The grants can be used for rental costs, medical needs and insurance payments.
Stay prepared and protected! Download our Eaton Fire resources to ensure you have the tools and knowledge needed.
Our Document Recovery Guide is designed to guide Eaton Fire survivors through the essential steps to begin recovery. It includes key resources and instructions for replacing vital documents that may have been lost, such as IDs, insurance papers, and legal records.
Fireside Appliance announces series of support initiatives to assist victims of Palisades and Eaton fires.
