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Palisades Fire Survivors Justice

Helping Fire Survivors Recover

If your family has been affected by the Palisades Fire, you may be eligible to pursue financial compensation.


We assist wildfire survivors in seeking compensation for loss of homes, property damage, emotional distress, and evacuation expenses.


You can focus on rebuilding while we work to hold the responsible parties accountable.

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Free consultation

We assist you at every stage of your wildfire compensation claim, ensuring all damages and losses are recorded and submitted.

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No upfront fees

Our services work on a contingency fee structure, meaning you incur no costs unless we obtain compensation for you.

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Community Know-How

We focus on Palisades Fires cases in Altadena and Pasadena, drawing on our extensive understanding of local regulations and recent wildfire events.

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Experienced wildfire attorneys fighting for families

Every claim is assessed on its own to customize legal strategies that enhance your potential compensation.

Palisades Fire Legal Action

The Palisades Fires Help Center was created to support people and communities affected by recent fires in California and nearby areas. Many families have lost their homes, businesses have been destroyed, and whole communities are still struggling. Homeowners, renters, and business owners are working to recover and are seeking legal help for their losses. If a recent fire has impacted you, you may be able to take legal action and get compensation.



How to Find Out if You Qualify for the Palisades Fires Lawsuit


Individuals who have experienced loss of property, physical injury, or financial hardship as a result of the Palisades fires—including evacuation expenses, property damage, or loss of income—may qualify to participate in a class action lawsuit or file an individual claim.


People affected by the Palisades fires can now seek compensation for the following:


  • Physical injuries or wrongful death
  • Property damage or complete loss
  • Business interruptions
  • Evacuation and relocation expenses
  • Emotional distress
  • Lost wages and income.



What Triggered the Palisades Fires?


Many Palisades fires have been linked to negligence, like not clearing downed or sparking power lines, faulty electrical equipment, or not shutting off power during dangerous weather. Strong winds and dry plants often made these problems worse, leading to major disasters.


Investigations often show that energy companies did not follow enough safety rules, putting people, property, and whole communities in danger.



Are You Eligible for Compensation?


If the Palisades fires have affected you, you might qualify for compensation through the lawsuit or state wildfire recovery programs.


After it is proven that a utility company or another party is responsible, you can seek compensation for property damage, rebuilding costs, emotional distress, lost wages, and other losses.



Facing Insurance Disputes? We're Here to Assist


After a major fire, insurance companies might delay, underpay, or deny valid claims. If your insurer will not cover your losses from the Palisades fires, you do not have to face this alone.


Experienced lawyers are ready to help people affected by the Palisades fires. They can challenge denied claims and work to get you fair compensation.




Potential Damages You Could Claim


  • Personal Injury & Wrongful Death: Claims for injuries sustained or loss of life endured
  • Property Damage: Repair or replacement of residences, vehicles, and commercial properties
  • Business Interruption: Payment for income lost because of shutdowns or evacuations
  • Evacuation & Relocation Expenses: Temporary lodging and associated costs
  • Emotional & Economic Losses: Compensation for trauma, anxiety, and money problems.



Get Started Today: Free Case Assessment


If you have suffered losses because of the Palisades fires, you may have a valid legal claim.


Contact our legal team for a free case review and consultation. Acting quickly can be important. Our lawyers can guide you through the claims process and help you seek the compensation you deserve.


  • What Paperwork Is Required for a Palisades Fires Lawsuit?

    To support your Palisades Fires Lawsuit, it’s important to gather as many relevant documents as possible to help strengthen your claim. This may include photos or videos showing property damage, medical records if you were injured, and receipts for evacuation-related expenses such as temporary housing or relocation.


    Any fire-related costs—such as repair estimates, cleanup expenses, or proof of lost or damaged belongings—can also serve as valuable evidence. While these documents are not required to move forward, having them can significantly support your case and help ensure it is well-prepared throughout the legal process.

  • When Is the Deadline to File a Claim for the Palisades Fires Lawsuit?

    Typically, you have two to three years from the date of the Palisades fires to file a claim, depending on the nature of your losses. The exact deadline may vary based on the type of claim, including property damage, personal injury, or wrongful death.

  • Can I Participate in the Palisades Fires Lawsuit Without Property Damage?

    Yes, you can. Property damage is not required to file a claim in the Palisades Fires Lawsuit. If your business was affected, you experienced emotional distress, or suffered physical injuries as a result of the fires, you may still be eligible to pursue legal action.

  • How can I stay informed about the progress of the lawsuit?

    The best way to stay informed about the progress of your wildfire lawsuit is to stay in regular contact with your attorney. They will keep you updated on the status of your case and notify you of any important developments throughout the legal process.

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