PG&E is responsible for thousands of destroyed homes across California. We’re committed to holding them accountable.
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Upcoming Town Hall Meetings
On January 24th, our team will hold live town hall meetings to answer your questions about holding PG&E accountable. RSVP to hold your spot.
Kincade Fire: Virtual Town Hall, Jan. 24th, 9:00 AM PT Click to RSVP
Zogg Fire: Town Hall Meeting, Jan. 24th, 3:30 PM PT, Igo Inn, Igo, CA Click to RSVP
Zogg Fire:
The Zogg Fire started on the afternoon of Sunday, September 27th and burned over 56,000 acres in Shasta County. Over 200 structures were burned and four fatalities have been reported. State investigators have seized PG&E equipment near the ignition point for this fire as the investigation continues.
Kincade Fire:
The Kincade Fire began on October 23rd, 2019 in Sonoma County, northeast of Geyserville. Nearly 400 structures were destroyed in this fire. CalFire has determined that transmission lines owned by PG&E were responsible for igniting this fire.
About Our Team:
Erin Brockovich will be on your side
Erin is famous for taking on PG&E—and winning. She’s joined our team and is committed to making sure PG&E is held accountable and that tragedies like this never happen again.
Experienced wildfire lawyers
We represent thousands of clients harmed by wildfires across California – including the Camp Fire, Tubbs Fire, Kincade, and more. Experience and resources matter.
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Local attorneys and professionals are here to make sure you have the representation and local contacts you deserve as your claim proceeds.
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