Northern California Fire Lawyers
2540 Esplanade, Suite 11 Chico, CA 95973, Chico, CA 95973
About Northern California Fire Lawyers
Northern California Fire Lawyers is a coalition of three Bay Area law firms representing victims of wildfires and explosions. The firm focuses on personal injury and wrongful death claims against utility companies like PG&E, including cases from the Camp Fire and San Bruno pipeline explosion. With over 20 years of experience, its attorneys have secured significant recoveries for hundreds of clients across Northern California. The firm offers free consultations and has bilingual staff.
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Notable Case Results
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$1B
Wildfire Damage
PG&E agreed to a $1 billion settlement with 14 local government agencies for damage from a series of deadly wildfires in Northern California (2017 and 2018), including the Camp Fire. A majority of the settlement includes $270 million for Paradise and $252 million for Butte County.
$530M
Fire Damage
PG&E paid about $530 million to San Francisco and the state of California for a fire sparked by a PG&E substation on Mission Street, causing a power outage to over 100,000 SF residents.
$34.4M
Wildfire Damage
Napa County received $34.4 million in a settlement with PG&E for negligence in maintaining electrical infrastructure leading to the Atlas and Partrick/Nuns fires that destroyed more than 600 homes.
$29.5M
Wildfire Damage
PG&E and its subcontractors participated in a $29.5 million settlement for two wildfires in Trinity County and El Dorado County blamed on trees falling on PG&E power lines, burning through more than 4,000 acres.
$12M
Wrongful Death
Significant recovery for family members of a helicopter crew that died in a crash.