Ensuring That Future Wildfires Don’t Break Out in the Future
Lawsuits have been filed since the moment the Camp Fire starting ripping through northern California, leading to devastating results for many individuals across the state. Many victims have had to say goodbye to their homes, loved ones, and even sustained serious and permanent injuries due to the fire that kept burning and burning. Now, individuals who have suffered losses are fighting back.
The truth is, many people believe that the Camp Fire could have been prevented if care had been taken. The lawsuit alleged that PG&E acted in a negligent manner when they failed to maintain their infrastructure and inspect their power lines, which led to the serious wildfire that destroyed an entire town and took lives. Now, because the Camp Fire could have been prevented, the lawsuit seeks an unspecified amount to cover a variety of losses.
In the past, PG&E has been at the center of fault in many wildfires and explosions that led to injuries and deaths in many people. The fire, which was likely caused by a PG&E transmission line, leaves the company responsible. The investigation continues but many people realize that accidents like these can take place in the blink of an eye.

Though we might not see horror like we have seen caused by the Camp Fire once again, is it possible and even likely that California will experience wildfires in the future? This just might be the case. This is why, today, we would like to share ways that wildfires can be prevented and how we can work together to bring peace to California forests.
Preventing California Wildfires
Here are some ways that we can prevent wildfires every year across California:
- Campfires and bonfires should be attended to at all times. Ensure that you only start a campfire in an appropriate fire pit and never leave a fire unattended, especially overnight.
- If you are smoking, remember to always dispose of used matches in a closed container or cup of water.
- If you set off fireworks, always have a bucket of water or garden hose on hand.
- Don’t ever park your vehicle or another type of combustion engine in dry grass, as it could start a fire.
At the Marlene Leiva Law Group, our experienced California wildfire attorneys can help you through the long and arduous process of receiving compensation during this difficult time in your life. We want to ensure that you receive the compensation you deserve during one of the most desperate times of your life, whether you have received injuries or a loved one close to you has lost their life. We are here for you. Contact our attorneys at 415-459-7300 for more information.

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