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“I’ve Lost My Home in the Dixie Fire.  What Should I Do Right Now?”

August 19, 2021 Posted In

If you have insurance, call your broker and get a copy of your policy and your declarations page.  The insurance is required by law to provide this to you within 30 days of your request.  Ask your broker to tell you how much coverage you have to rebuild your home, to cover the contents, and…

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Does PG&E Have Enough Money to Pay Dixie Fire Claims?

August 18, 2021 Posted In

PG&E admits that it’s facilities likely started the Dixie Fire.  In its July 18 report to state regulators, it explains that after a power outage, one of its workers went to figure out what was wrong, and saw a Douglas fir tree leaning against one of its hi-voltage line, two blown fuses nearby, and a fire…

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When is a Fatal Car Accident Considered a Wrongful Death in California?

May 12, 2021 Posted In

The death of a family member can be a devastating and emotional time for anyone, and surviving family members may be left shocked, heartbroken, and angry. In the interests of justice and with the goal of recovering money to compensate your family for the loss of your loved one, you want to pursue legal action….

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Danko Explains That Utility Execs Will Avoid Jail Even After Guilty Verdict

April 18, 2021 Posted In

The Sonoma County District Attorney has filed criminal charges against PG&E for its role in starting the Kincade Fire.  Mike Danko explains to KPIX5 in San Francisco that even if a jury returns a guilty verdict, no PG&E executive will go to jail.  Victims who want to hold PG&E accountable for its conduct need to…

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Danko: CPUC Seeks Greater Oversight of PG&E’s Wildfire Safety Practices

February 26, 2021 Posted In

KRON4 asks Mike Danko about the CPUC’s latest proposed action against PG&E, finding that PG&E’s vegetation management program is prioritizing the wrong electrical lines. Watch online: PG&E faces more oversight over fire risk mitigation | KRON4

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