2020 ZOGG FIRE LAWSUIT INVESTIGATION

If you or a family member has been affected by the Zogg Fire, contact us ASAP.

The Zogg Fire, which broke out in Northern California on September 27th and claimed the lives of four people, burned more than 56,000 acres in Shasta County before finally being contained, according to a recent CNN article. CNN further states that the Zogg fire destroyed 204 structures, while damaging another 27.

PG&E May be Responsible for Yet Another Devastating California Wildfire.

According to CNN, while the cause of the Zogg Fire has not yet been determined, PG&E was recently ordered by a federal judge to “explain its role in the ignition of the Zogg Fire.” This demand was made after CalFire launched an investigation into PG&E’s equipment in order to assess whether there existed any fault or defect that may have been connected with the outbreak of the fire. Alarms went off on PG&E equipment around the time that the fire ignited, reports Redding Record Searchlight.

Our lawyers represent over 6,000 victims of the Camp Fire and the 2017 North Bay Fires, and we can help you too. If you suffered Zogg Fire losses, please reach out to us. We want to help protect your rights.

PG&E: A History of Negligence and Malfeasance.

In June of this year, PG&E pled guilty to one count of unlawfully starting the 2018 Camp Fire and 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter. According to an NPR article, PG&E CEO and President Bill Johnson admitted that outdated power lines were responsible for sparking the Camp Fire and the subsequent loss of life and property.

Furthermore, according to the Napa Valley Register, Napa County will receive 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 in Napa County.

Why Over 6000 Clients Chose Us: Experience Matters.

• We filed our first lawsuit against PG&E nearly 30 years ago, and in these types of fire cases, no firm has more experience suing PG&E. 
• We have won settlements against PG&E for hundreds of fire victims since 2010.
• We are more than 30 lawyers strong and we have the manpower, knowledge, and financial resources to take PG&E all the way through trial if necessary

It’s Important to Speak to a Lawyer Now.

The steps and actions you take in the aftermath of the fire can affect your rights and ability to gain recovery going forward.  An attorney can guide you and help preserve your rights even if you are not ready to join the Kincaid fire lawsuit at this time.

You Don’t Pay Anything Unless We Win.

If we don’t win, you owe us nothing. We will not charge you legal fees or for any the costs of litigating your case unless you win a recovery from PG&E.