The devastating Zogg Fire killed four people and burned nearly 60,000 acres The gray pine at issue was identified in a photograph by PG&E in its recent federal court filing. (Photo: Business Wire) December 10,
November 17, 2020, SAN DIEGO - Today, the nationally recognized attorneys from Baron & Budd and Dixon Diab & Chambers LLP, collectively known as the Wildfire Recovery Attorneys, filed a lawsuit against PG&E on behalf of
John Fiske and Torri Sherlin of Baron & Budd, P.C. have been named 2020 California Lawyer Attorneys of the Year (CLAY) by the Daily Journal. The CLAY award recognizes attorneys throughout California whose work made
LOS ANGELES -- Today, the national law firm of Baron & Budd announces a $360 million settlement-in-principle with Southern California Edison on behalf of 23 public entities for taxpayer losses caused by the 2017 Thomas
Despite unfavorable weather conditions, firefighters have continued to contain the Kincade Fire that is burning in California. The fire has spread across more than 76,000 acres and destroyed hundreds of structures. Even though firefighters are
Many Americans are working hard every day and still struggle to support their families. One single unplanned expense can send their finances crashing. In fact, one-quarter of Americans, or about 55 million people, said they
Firefighters in California are battling raging wildfires and extreme weather conditions. Containing wildfires under normal weather conditions is a challenge, but California is experiencing historic high winds in the coming days. The extremely high winds
Several top media outlets including Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post and Fox News have reported on the recent announcement from Baron & Budd that Pacific Gas & Electric will pay out $1
CHICO, CALIF. – June 18, 2019 – Today, the national law firm of Baron & Budd announces a $1 billion settlement with PG&E on behalf of 14 public entities for taxpayer losses caused by the
Pacific Gas & Electric was named this week by California investigators as the cause for the deadliest wildfire in state history. The company’s electrical transmission lines were determined to be the cause of the Camp