LOS ANGELES WILDFIRES
The Historic LA fires began on January 7, 2025 and includes the following fires:
Palisades Fire, Eaton Fire, Hurst Fire, Lidia Fire, Sunset Fire And Kenneth Fire
You may be eligible for compensation due to various losses caused by a utility company induced wildfire, including evacuation costs, temporary housing and medical expenses, emotional distress, loss of business revenue, damage to personal property and structures, destruction of native vegetation, land erosion, costs to restore vegetation and landscape to pre fire conditions, hardscape damages, high and low voltage lighting system damages, and any other related expenses accrued due to the fires.
Immediate Evidence Preservation Services* include: Droning of property, Historical Aerial Images, 360 Degree View Aerial Images, 360 Degree View Ground Images, and Standard Evidence Photos With Number Placards.
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Eaton Fire - Altadena, CA
The Eaton Fire in LA may have been caused by a High Voltage Transmission Tower and inadequate vegetation clearance. Historical aerial imagery shows that improper maintenance of vegetation in the area could have fueled the fire when sparks from the tower fell onto the ground.
Image of presumed start of Eaton fire; showing uncleared vegetation under High Power Transmission Tower(s) - May, 2024
Neighboring Transmission Tower displaying signs of proper maintenance directly underneath High Voltage Transmission Tower(s) - May, 2024
Palisades Fire - Pacific Palisades, CA
The cause of the Palisades fire is still under investigation, the Historic Fire resembled the 2023 Lahaina Fire in which victims abandoned their vehicles in the middle of the road as they fled the fast moving fire. The death toll due to the palisades fire is expected increase in the following days and weeks ahead. To view our Lahaina before and after imagery click here.
Investigations on all LA fires are still underway and we will update the causes as soon as they're available.