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Tenant Rights After the Eaton Fire: What You Need to Know

January 30, 2025 Posted In

The Eaton Fire has deeply affected many Southern California residents, leaving thousands displaced and uncertain about their housing rights. If you’re a tenant impacted by the fire, you may have questions about your rent, lease, and what assistance is available. Understanding your rights is crucial during this challenging time. At Danko Meredith, we have over…

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Navigating the Bureaucratic Red tape and FEMA After the Eaton Fire: A Guide for Fire Survivors from Danko Meredith Fire Lawyers

January 30, 2025 Posted In

If you’re a resident of Los Angeles County affected by the Eaton Fire and have applied for FEMA assistance, you may have received a letter stating that your application was “not approved.” This can understandably be frustrating, but it’s important to know that a “not approved” status doesn’t mean you’ve been denied assistance outright. At…

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When Fire Meets Flood: Lessons from the Montecito Mudslides and Implications for 2025 Los Angeles Fires

January 27, 2025 Posted In

In January 2018, Montecito, California, was the site of a catastrophic disaster that left a lasting mark on the state’s history. Just weeks after the Thomas Fire—a devastating wildfire that scorched over 280,000 acres—intense rainstorms triggered deadly mudslides in the region. Twenty-three people lost their lives, over 100 homes were destroyed, and entire neighborhoods were…

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Danko Meredith Files Eaton Fire Complaint

January 23, 2025 Posted In

Danko Meredith filed a complaint on behalf of clients alleging that misconduct by Southern California Edison (SCE) was the reason that the Eaton Fire started. This is the first step in court towards holding those responsible accountable for starting the fire. In addition to seeking damages for clients, the lawsuit also seeks to protect everyone…

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Did a utility company cause the fire that destroyed your property? 

December 9, 2024 Posted In

Electrical fires are a significant cause of property damage in the United States, often resulting in billions in property damage each year. Such fires can devastate homes, businesses, and lives, leaving victims to navigate a challenging aftermath. If you suspect that an electric utility company played a role in causing the fire that damaged your…

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