NEONEED IS A NON-PROFIT FOCUSED ON HELPING THE PEOPLE AND FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THE EATON FIRES AND PALISADES FIRES IN ALTADENA, MALIBU, AND PACIFIC PALISADES.
ASK FOR A FREE ASSESSMENT OF YOUR INSURANCE POLICY BY A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL AT NO COST TO YOU. ASK ABOUT THE LIABILITY OF SOCAL EDISON FOR THE EATON FIRES AND HOW YOU QUALIFY FOR COMPENSATION FROM THE LAWSUIT AGAINST EDISON FOR YOUR LOSSES.
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We can assist in accessing information, education, advocacy in the community, emergency aid, shelter assistance, and financial recovery programs.
Our services and assistance are provided at No-Cost to persons and families affected by the Eaton Fire in Altadena, Pasadena, Sierra Madre, Arcadia, Mt. Wilson, La Cañada, and Flintridge,
We are a qualified 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization..
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Ask us to connect you with an experienced fire-loss professional or lawyer for a free, no obligation, review of your policy and estimate, at no cost to you Also, ask for more information on the legal actions being pursued against SoCal Edison, and others, who may be responsible for your loss.
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Your generous contributions will assist us to meet our goals of providing timely information, resources, referrals, and relief to families affected by the fires. We anticipate that the short term needs of each affected family exceeds a hundred thousand dollars. It is anticipated that a large span of time could pass before the impacted start receiving relief from insurance or government programs. Contact us directly to make your contribution. We can help you find a family in immediate need.
Southern California Edison (SCE), one of the largest utility companies in California, is facing multiple lawsuits related to its alleged role in sparking destructive wildfires. Plaintiffs—including homeowners, businesses, and surviving family members—allege that SCE’s negligence in maintaining its electrical infrastructure contributed to the ignition of several devastating fires. These lawsuits seek compensation for property damage, loss of life, emotional distress, and other damages.
The Eaton Fire, which broke out on January 7, 2025, in Los Angeles County, caused extensive damage, burning thousands of acres and destroying multiple homes and businesses. Tragically, the fire also resulted in loss of life. Investigators have pointed to SCE’s power infrastructure as a potential ignition source, prompting lawsuits from affected residents, advocacy groups, and legal firms specializing in fire-related claims.
Early reports indicate that exposed utility wires from an SCE transmission tower may have sparked the fire. Attorneys representing victims have presented photographic and video evidence showing deteriorating power lines in the area where the fire is believed to have started. Plaintiffs argue that SCE failed to take proper precautions, such as:
Several lawsuits have already been filed against SCE, with more expected in the coming months. Some of the most significant legal actions include:
LA Fire Justice
On February 4, 2025, LA Fire Justice, a legal and advocacy group, filed a lawsuit against SCE representing clients such as Walt Butler, Luis Gonzalez, and Denise Diaz. Attorney Douglas Boxer emphasized the preventable nature of the wildfire, attributing it to alleged negligence by SCE.
McNicholas & McNicholas, LLP, Becker Law Group, and Singleton Schreiber
In January 2025, these trial law firms collectively filed a lawsuit against SCE on behalf of victims of the Eaton Fire. The legal action addresses the significant destruction and loss resulting from the fire, which ignited on January 7, 2025.
Arnold Law Firm
The Arnold Law Firm has initiated legal proceedings against SCE, representing individuals impacted by the Hurst Fire, which began on January 7, 2025, in Sylmar, California. The firm alleges that SCE's negligence in maintaining electrical infrastructure contributed to the fire's ignition and rapid spread.
King Law
King Law is actively pursuing lawsuits against SCE on behalf of clients who suffered losses due to wildfires. The firm focuses on cases involving personal injuries, property damage, and other related claims, asserting that SCE's equipment and maintenance practices played a role in causing the fires.
These legal actions reflect a concerted effort by various law firms to hold SCE accountable for alleged negligence contributing to recent wildfires in California.
This is not the first time Southern California Edison has faced legal action for its role in wildfires. Over the past decade, California’s major utilities—SCE, PG&E (Pacific Gas & Electric), and SDG&E (San Diego Gas & Electric)—have collectively paid billions of dollars in settlements and penalties due to wildfires linked to their equipment.
The lawsuits against SCE for the Eaton Fire are still in the early stages, with investigations ongoing to determine the exact cause of the fire. If SCE is found liable, the company could face:
As California continues to experience longer, more intense wildfire seasons, legal action against utility companies is likely to shape future wildfire prevention policies. If plaintiffs succeed in holding SCE accountable, it may lead to:
If you or someone you know has suffered losses due to the Eaton Fire, you may have legal options to seek compensation. Victims can:
If you need assistance navigating insurance claims, legal options, or rebuilding efforts, NEONEED, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, provides free resources, referrals, and advocacy for fire victims.
For up-to-date information on the lawsuits against SCE and guidance on how to recover after a wildfire, contact NEONEED today.
