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Individuals affected by the 2018 Camp Fire reported to be caused by PG&E must file claims with the bankruptcy court by October 21, 2019 in order to recover money for injuries, evacuations, lost homes and businesses. Those who fail to submit paperwork by the deadline will not be eligible to receive compensation for damages. In …. Read More
This week, a California court appointed Alternative Dispute Resolution specialist, Cathy Yanni, as administrator of the Wildfire Assistance Program. In this role, Yanni will develop eligibility requirements and application procedures for the distribution of the $105 million Wildfire Assistance Fund. Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), whose faulty equipment was recently reported to have started the deadly Camp …. Read More
Just weeks after Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) had their $105 million assistance fund approved by the bankruptcy court to assist wildfire victims, the California utility company now plans to pool together $11 billion to settle claims from those affected from the fires. The wildfires that broke out in November 2018 in Paradise, CA and …. Read More
On May 15, 2019, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) declared that the devastating November 2018 Camp Fire, which decimated thousands of structures and took 85 lives, was indeed started by Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) electrical transmission lines. The CAL FIRE report included details of two PG&E transmission lines that …. Read More
In the aftermath of the November 2018 Camp Fire that blazed through Paradise, CA, residents are facing another obstacle as they try to rebuild their lives in their hometown: unsafe drinking water. The fire that destroyed thousands of buildings and vehicles contaminated drinking water pipes, as toxic chemicals seeped underground. While the extent of the …. Read More
