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EATON FIRE TOWN HALL

Edison Wants Fire Victims to Settle for Half. Fire Victims Deserve Justice, Not Half a Settlement.

Recently, Edison released a draft protocol for its Wildfire Recovery Compensation Program. Like PG&E’s prior fire programs, it pushes victims to accept steep discounts, often around half their case’s true settlement value, in exchange for quicker payments. Our firm finds this unacceptable. These fires were not natural disasters; they were the result of Edison’s negligence, driven by corporate profits.

We’ll review the final version once it’s published, but for now, we strongly encourage you to join Singleton Schreiber's local attorneys, in partnership with the NAACP, a virtual town hall Tuesday, March 24th, 2026, at 6:00 PM PT to learn more and ask questions.

  • WHAT: Eaton Fire Virtual Town Hall
    • An exclusive opportunity to ask key questions about the Eaton Fire; have your concerns addressed; learn about available resources for recovery and mental health; and hear directly from our experienced team. This town hall will provide community updates and guidance for those affected.
  • WHEN: Tuesday, March 24th, 2026
  • TIME: 6:00 PM, PT
  • WHERE: Join via Zoom: Register Here
    • After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

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