Mountain View Fire Lawyers- Robertson & Associates

08/14/2021

California justice officials said Friday there was not enough evidence to charge Southern California Edison for its role in causing the Woolsey Fire.

07/21/2021

Tens of thousands of Californians have lost their homeowners’ coverage because of mushrooming wildfire risks.

07/16/2021

https://www.tahoedailytribune.com/news/liberty-utilities-proposes-significant-rate-hike-for-fire-prevention/

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — As a way to combat wildfire risk, Liberty Utilities has proposed a significant rate increase, but the proposal has created a wildfire of sorts within the community.

01/31/2021

https://sierrawave.net/survivors-of-mountain-view-fire-have-until-february-1-to-join-californias-no-cost-wildfire-cleanup-program/

SACRAMENTO – As property owners begin the process of recovering after the Mountain View Fire in Mono County, there are programs and resources availabl

01/21/2021

The County of Mono has filed a lawsuit against Liberty Utilities over the Mountain View Fire.

Lawsuit Against Liberty Utilities for Mountain View Fire Damage Filed by Mono County, Antelope Valley Fire Protection District, Toiyabe Indian Health

12/24/2020

On behalf of 40 individuals, we filed the first case against Liberty Utilities over the Mountain View Fire. On November 17, 2020, around 11:48 am, Liberty sent a text message to its customers that it was reenergizing its lines from “Coleville-Topaz.” Around that same time, witnesses reported seeing a flash and a fire start in the general vicinity where a downed powerline was found. If you or a loved one need assistance with the recovery process, please feel free to call us for a free phone consultation at (818) 851-3850 or visit our website for more information: https://arobertsonlaw.com/

12/03/2020

U.S. Senators Introduce Bill to Ensure More Wildfire Resilient Power Grid

11/25/2020

Local Assistance - Center Opening The County of Mono is leading the effort to provide disaster recovery assistance to residents impacted by the Mountain View

11/25/2020

https://www.rgj.com/story/opinion/voices/2020/11/24/mountain-view-fire-harbinger-future-fire-seasons-char-miller/6403790002/

11/24/2020

The Mountain View Fire began on November 17, 2020 in the town of Walker, California and burned approximately 20,000 acres, destroyed 90 homes and killed one homeowner. Multiple eyewitnesses have reported that at least one of the areas of origin was behind a BBQ restaurant. Our investigation to date has revealed that multiple power lines owned and operated by Liberty Utilities broke and fell to the ground during the strong wind event. This wind event was predicted by the National Weather Service, and caused other utility companies, like Southern California Edison, to de-energize circuits in the Santa Clarita Valley to prevent a fire. However, Liberty Utilities elected not to de-energize circuits its circuits in Walker, which could have prevented this deadly fire. Further, Liberty Utilities had a duty to design, inspect and maintain its overhead electrical equipment to withstand local weather conditions, such as strong winds.

11/19/2020

If you or a loved one have been affected by the Mountain View Fire and need assistance with the recovery process, please feel free to call us for a free phone consultation at (818) 851-3850 or visit our website for more information: https://arobertsonlaw.com/

The Mountain View Fire near Walker, California has burned 20,879 acres according to the Mono County Sheriff's Office. There has been one fatality due to the fire which started Tuesday when a fallen powerline ignited dry brush. Winds drove the flames rapidly, finally stopping progress when rain start...