Overview
Singleton Schreiber is the nation’s preeminent wildfire-litigation firm. We have represented over 26,000 victims of wildfires – more than any other law firm in the United States – and recovered over $2.5 billion in settlements and verdicts for our clients. We have played a significant role in litigation resulting from virtually every major fire in the western United States since 2007, and we currently represent thousands of victims affected by wildfires in California, Colorado, Hawaii, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington.
With more than 300 employees in offices throughout the Western United States, we have the resources and experience to help individuals, businesses, and public entities pursue recovery against utility companies and/or the federal government for damages caused by wildfires. From individuals who were forced to evacuate and were temporarily displaced to those who have lost their homes and businesses, suffered personal injury, or lost loved ones, we understand how devastating fire losses can be and will work hand in hand with you to navigate the process of recovery.
Why You Need an Experienced Fire Lawyer
People affected by fire can suffer many types of losses, including property damage, evacuation expenses, lost income, personal injury, stress and anguish, and wrongful death. While many fire victims are uninsured, even those with insurance rarely recover all they are entitled to and are left with significant deficits. Many policyholders are underinsured and many categories of damages are outside the purview of insurance
coverage altogether, such as emotional damages, or erosion, or are largely uncovered, such as landscaping and trees. Our experienced lawyers work with each client individually to assess their unique losses and ensure that they receive full and fair compensation.
Because we take fire litigation cases on a contingency-fee basis, we do not get paid unless our clients are paid. We advance the costs of working with the top restoration experts in fields such as rebuilding, erosion, and tree loss to determine damages and help our clients maximize their recovery.
We provide our clients with access to an insurance expert, free of charge, for consulting purposes. Our team is also available to assist with FEMA applications and appeals at no cost. And all of our clients have unlimited access to our on-staff social worker, who is available to assist with finding housing, applying for financial aid, and locating mental health resources. We have direct connections with counselors, FEMA, the Red Cross, and other disaster relief organizations.
For more details about how Singleton Schreiber can help you recover from a particular wildfire, please see the related FAQs on our website or contact us.
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News & Insights
News
- |Media Mention, Las Vegas Optic
Gerald Singleton, Managing Partner at Singleton Schreiber in San Diego, was recently featured in a Las Vegas Optic article, "Judge Indicates He Will Allow Payment to Fire Victims for ...
- |Media Mention, Source NM
Gerald Singleton, Managing Partner at Singleton Schreiber in San Diego, was recently featured in a Source NM article, "Judge Says He’s Leaning Toward Nixing FEMA Rule Denying Fire Victims ...
- |Media Mention, Law.com | The Recorder
Gerald Singleton, Managing Partner at Singleton Schreiber, was reported by Law.com's,The Recorder, as a finalist for Office Managing Partner of the Year. Known for empowering his team and ...
- |Media Mention, Northern California Record
Gerald Singleton, Gary LoCurto, and Jon Cadieux, Partners and Senior Counsel of Singleton Schreiber were recently mentioned in a story from the Northern California Record which discussed ...
- |Media Mention, HI Now Daily
Attorney Julia Bryant and Singleton Schreiber were featured in a 4-segment series on Hawaii News Now, "Singleton Schreiber is a proud supporter of the Makawao Rodeo and the community," on ...
- |Media Mention, Las Vegas Optic
Brian Colón, managing partner of Singleton Schreiber, was recently featured in the Las Vegas Optic with his op-ed piece, "When the federal government fails, attorneys step up for New ...
- |Media Mention, KUNM
Brian Colón, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber in New Mexico, was featured in a KUNM article "Fire victims sue U.S. Forest Service 2 years after huge New Mexico fire" on April 11th ...
- |Media Mention, KITV-TV
Singleton Schreiber was recently featured on a KITV-TV segment that aired on April 11th 2024 which covered the efforts in providing support to those affected by the Maui wildfires and ...
- |Media Mention, KUNM
Brian Colón, managing partner of Singleton Schreiber law firm in New Mexico, was recently featured in a KUNM article, "Attorneys for fire victims are suing the government after long waits ...
- |Media Mention, Source New Mexico
Singleton Schreiber's managing partner in New Mexico, Brian Colón, was recently featured in a Source New Mexico article "Still no replacement for wildfire claims office director, FEMA ...
- |Media Mention, KUNM News
Brian Colón, managing partner for Singleton Schreiber in New Mexico, was recently mentioned in a KUNM News article, "Wildfire victims file claims under federal law as FEMA compensation ...
- |Media Mention, Las Vegas Optic
Singleton Schreiber's senior counsel, Jacob Payne, and counsel, Krystle Berkstresser, were featured in a Las Vegas Optic article, "Singleton-Schreiber meets with clients, explains ...
- |Media Mention, Source NM
Source NM reported on Brian Colón, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber in New Mexico, in their article "Still no replacement for wildfire claims office director, FEMA official says ...
- |Media Mention, KUNM
Singleton Schreiber's managing partner in New Mexico, Brian Colón, recently shared his insights with KUNM in their article "Still no replacement for wildfire claims office director, FEMA ...
- |Media Mention, Las Vegas Optic
Senior Counsel Jacob Payne and Counsel Krystle Berkstresser of Singleton Schreiber were recently featured in a Las Vegas Optic article, "Singleton-Schreiber meets with clients, explains ...
- |Media Mention, KOB4
Brian Colón, Singleton Schreiber managing partner in New Mexico, was recently featured in a KOB4 news article, "Local attorneys provide guidance for Calf Canyon/Hermit’s Peak Fire ...
- |Media Mention, Tao News
Brian Colón, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber in New Mexico and former state auditor, was recently featured in a Tao News article on March 7th, 2024 which covered a tax provision in New ...
- |Media Mention, Las Vegas Optic
Brian Colón, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber in New Mexico and former state auditor, was recently featured in a Las Vegas Optic article, "Northern NM fire victims will be spared ...
- |Media Mention, KREM 2 News
Stephen J. Hill and John Lemon, Senior Counsel and Partner respectively at Singleton Schreiber, were recently featured in a KREM 2 News article, "Firm sets trial date for lawsuit against ...
- |Media Mention, Source NM
Brian Colón, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber in New Mexico and former state auditor, was recently featured in a Source NM article, "Northern NM fire victims will be spared ...
- |Media Mention, KREM 2 News
Gerald Singleton, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber, was recently featured in a KREM 2 news segment report "Inland Power security light sparked Gray Fire that destroyed more than 240 ...
- |Media Mention, KREM 2 News
Stephen J. Hill and John Lemon, Senior Counsel and Partner respectively at Singleton Schreiber, were recently featured in a KREM 2 News article "'Appears to be a slam dunk' | Attorneys ...
- |Media Mention, The Spokesman - Review
Gerald Singleton, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber, was recently featured in The Spokesman - Review in the article, "Sparks from Inland Power light caused Gray fire, DNR ...
- |Media Mention, The Colombian
Gerald Singleton, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber, was recently featured in The Columbian in their article, "Renter sues BNSF Railway over July Tunnel Five Fire, says home ...
- |Media Mention, KGW8 News
Gerald Singleton, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber, was recently featured in a KGW8 News article, "Man sues BNSF Railway after losing house to Tunnel 5 Fire in Skamania County" on ...
- |Media Mention, The Seattle Times
Singleton Schreiber was recently featured in The Seattle Times in their article, "BNSF Railway responsible for Tunnel 5 fire, damage, lawsuit says" on February 3rd, 2024 which covered the ...
- |Media Mention, AOL.com
Gerald Singleton, managing partner at Singleton Schreiber, was recently featured in an AOL.com article, "Man sues BNSF Railway" on January 31st, 2024 which covered the Tunnel 5 Fire and ...
- |Media Mention, Source NM
New Mexico Managing Partner Brian Colón was featured in a Source NM article, “In the scar of New Mexico’s largest wildfire, a legal battle is brewing over the cost of suffering,” on ...
- |Media Mention, Honolulu Star
Singleton Schreiber was recently mentioned in a Honolulu Star Advertiser article, "Kula residents sue Maui utilities over damage caused by wildfire," on December 27, 2023. The article ...
- |Media Mention, Santa Fe New Mexican
Singleton Schreiber Managing Partner Brian Colón was recently featured in a Santa Fe New Mexican article “New lawsuit alleges FEMA fails to fulfill wildfire claims within required ...
- |Media Mention, Santa Fe New Mexican
New Mexico Managing Partner Brian Colón was quoted in an Santa Fe New Mexican article, "FEMA faces two lawsuits over delays in compensation," on December 23, 2023. In the article, Mr ...
- |Media Mention, The Denver Gazette
Managing Partner Gerald Singleton was quoted in a Denver Gazette article titled, "Marshall fire victims under five week deadline to sue," on November 22, 2023. In the article, Mr ...
- |Media Mention, KITV4 News
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On November 8, 2023 , Partner Paul Starita was featured on KITV4 News segment, "Hawaii Governor Josh Green introduces Maui Recovery Fund to support wildfire ...
- |Media Mention, KITV4 News
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Partner Paul Starita was quoted in a KITV4 News article, "Gov. Green Announces A New Fund For Maui Residents Who Lost Loved Ones or Were Injured From The ...
- |Media Mention, KXLY News
Managing Partner Gerald Singleton was recently quoted in a KXLY article titled, "Lawyer briefs Medical Lake community on lawsuit against Inland Power” on October 10, 2023. In the article ...
- |Media Mention, KREM 2 News
Managing Partner Gerald Singleton was recently quoted in a KREM 2 News article titled, "'This community will never be the same' | Lawsuits filed against Inland Power & Light for allegedly ...
- |Media Mention, KXLY.com
Managing Partner Gerald Singleton was quoted in a KXLY.com article, "Lawsuit claims malfunctioning outdoor light sparked Gray Fire; wants Inland Power held responsible," on September 26 ...
- |Media Mention, The Associated Press
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Senior Trial Attorney Paul Starita was quoted in an Associated Press (AP) article titled, "Hawaii power utility takes responsibility for first fire on Maui ...
- |Media Mention, CNBC
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Senior Trial Counsel Paul Starita was recently quoted in a CNBC article, "Electric utilities face billions in wildfire liability with aging power lines ...
- |Media Mention, WESH 2 News
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Senior Trial Attorney Paul Starita was quoted in an NBC WESH2 article titled, “Bare electrical wire and leaning poles in Maui were possible cause of deadly ...
- |Media Mention, News Net Media
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Senior Trial Attorney Paul Starita was quoted in an NewsNet article titled, “Bare Electrical Wire, Outdated Poles on Maui Could Not Withstand Strong ...
- |Media Mention, FOX Weather News
Associate Julia Bryant was featured in a FOX Weather segment, "President Joe Biden visits Maui after deadly wildfires," on August 21, 2023. In the segment, Ms. Bryant discusses ...
- |Media Mention, USA Today
Managing Partner Gerald Singleton was quoted in a USA Today article," Power company was 'substantial factor' in devastating Maui wildfires, lawsuit alleges," on August 15, 2023. The ...
- |Media Mention, KITV Island News
Managing Partner Gerald Singleton was featured in KITV Island Television 4 article and television segment, "Hawaiian Electric faces lawsuits from Lahaina residents whose homes burnt ...
- |Media Mention, The Sacramento Bee
Singleton Schreiber was mentioned in a Sacramento Bee article titled, "After Tree Trimming Declared Ineffective, PG&E Adopts New Wildfire Mitigation Strategy," on August 4, 2023.
- |Media Mention, Law360
Senior Trial Counsel Paul Starita was quoted in a Law360 article titled, "PG&E Sued Over Smoke Health Harms of Dixie, Fly Wildfires," on August 1, 2023. In the article, Mr. Starita ...
- |Media Mention, Law360
While California continues to experience the most wildfires, other states with dry summers also find themselves in peril: Colorado, Texas, Idaho, Oregon and New Mexico have all suffered ...
- |Media Mention, NBC Palm Springs
(CNS) – Another group of families is suing Southern California Edison Co., alleging the utility’s negligence is linked to the outbreak of the destructive Fairview Fire last month in ...
- |Media Mention, Daily Journal
The fire began Sept. 5 and burned for 17 days, consuming 28,300 acres, destroying 36 structures and killing two people.
- |Media Mention, Valley News
HEMET (CNS) - Another group of families is suing Southern California Edison Co., alleging the utility's negligence is linked to the outbreak of the destructive Fairview Fire last month in ...
- |Media Mention, PR Newswire
Leading fire litigation firm Singleton Schreiber filed a lawsuit against Southern California Edison alleging the utility company is responsible for the Fairview Fire, which was ignited by ...
- |Media Mention, KESQ News Channel 3
Another group of families is suing Southern California Edison Co., alleging the utility's negligence is linked to the outbreak of the destructive Fairview Fire last month in Riverside ...
- |Media Mention, Hey SoCal
Another group of families is suing Southern California Edison Co., alleging the utility’s negligence is linked to the outbreak of the destructive Fairview Fire last month near Hemet in ...
- |Media Mention, CBS News
Federal investigators have taken possession of a Pacific Gas and Electric Co. utility transmission pole and attached equipment in a criminal probe into what started a Northern California ...
- |Media Mention, FOX 11 Reno
Federal investigators have taken possession of a Pacific Gas and Electric Co. utility transmission pole and attached equipment in a criminal probe into what started a Northern California ...
- |Media Mention, News 4
Federal investigators have taken possession of a Pacific Gas and Electric Co. utility transmission pole and attached equipment in a criminal probe into what started a Northern California ...
- |Media Mention, Claims Journal
Federal investigators have taken possession of a Pacific Gas and Electric Co. utility transmission pole and attached equipment in a criminal probe into what started a Northern California ...
- |Media Mention, SiliconValley.com
A federal agency has launched a criminal probe into the role that PG&E’s equipment might have played in starting California’s largest wildfire of 2022, according to a regulatory filing ...
- |Media Mention, Tahoe Daily Tribune
The U.S. Forest Service investigators tasked with determining the cause of the Mosquito Fire have taken possession of PG&E equipment. “The USFS has indicated to Pacific Gas and Electric ...
- |Media Mention, KCRA 3 News
Federal officials have taken possession of a Pacific Gas and Electric Co. utility transmission pole and attached equipment as part of an investigation into what caused the Mosquito Fire ...
- |Media Mention, The Mercury News
A federal agency has launched a criminal probe into the role that PG&E’s equipment might have played in starting California’s largest wildfire of 2022, according to a regulatory filing ...
- |Media Mention, NBC Bay Area
In a federal regulatory filing Monday, PG&E says one of its transmission poles has been seized as part of a U.S. Forest Service criminal probe into the Mosquito Fire that began earlier this ...
- |Media Mention, San Francisco Business Times
A lawsuit has been filed against Pacific Gas and Electric Co. alleging the utility company is responsible for igniting the Mosquito Fire. The lawsuit, filed by national fire litigation ...
- |Media Mention, Business Live
Californian utility PG&E was sued for causing California’s largest wildfire this year less than two weeks after it told regulators about a power line failure near the time the fire ...
- |Media Mention, SFist
A lawsuit against Pacific Gas and Electric Company was recently filed by Singleton Schreiber with the San Francisco Superior Court that alleges the company was responsible for the Mosquito ...
- |Media Mention, 12 On Your Side
Leading national fire litigation firm Singleton Schreiber filed a lawsuit, in San Francisco Superior Court, claiming PG&E is responsible for the destruction and/or damage to the ...
- |Media Mention, SF Chronicle
The beleaguered utility Pacific Gas and Electric Co. told state regulators Thursday that new leadership at the organization was yielding important changes, making Northern ...
- |Media Mention, KOLO 8 TV News
Fire litigation firm Singleton Schreiber filed the suit in San Francisco Superior Court, saying the fire was ignited by the company’s utility infrastructure. Their lawsuit says PG&E is ...
- |Media Mention, The Sacramento BeePacific Gas and Electric equipment is again in the crosshairs, blamed in a new lawsuit for igniting the destructive Mosquito Fire burning in Placer County. The Mosquito Fire has so far charred ...
- |Media Mention, Bloomberg
PG&E Corp. was sued for causing California’s largest wildfire this year, less than two weeks after the utility told regulators about a power line failure near the time the fire reportedly ...
- |Media Mention, KCRA 3 News
Fire officials say the cause of the fire is still under investigation. Watch Managing Partner Gerald Singleton speak about the Mosquito Fire.
- |Media Mention, ABC 10 News
A new lawsuit filed in San Francisco Superior Court alleges Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) is responsible for the destruction and damage of the Mosquito Fire in Placer and El Dorado counties ...
- |Media Mention, PR Newswire
Leading national fire litigation firm Singleton Schreiber filed a lawsuit against Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) alleging the utility company is responsible for the Mosquito ...
- |Media Mention, KQRE News 13
Singleton Schreiber Files PNM Lawsuit Over McBride Fire
- |Media Mention, LA Times
Residents in Northern California allege that sparks from PacifiCorp’s high-voltage transmission lines and other equipment are what ignited the deadly McKinney fire last month near the ...
- |Media Mention, Action News Now
A California law firm has a lawsuit filed today against electricity utility company PacifiCorp, accusing it of starting the McKinney Fire. See our McKinney Fire lawsuit page for more ...
- |Media Mention, San Francisco Chronicle
Victims of the McKinney Fire that destroyed homes and killed four people in Siskiyou County have sued the Oregon-based utility company providing power in far Northern California ...
- |Media Mention, Albuquerque Journal
A wildfire that killed an elderly couple and destroyed more than 200 homes near Ruidoso in April was caused by Public Service Company of New Mexico’s failure to properly maintain vegetation ...
- |Media Mention, Longview News-Journal
Leading fire litigation firm Singleton Schreiber filed a lawsuit against PNM Resources (PNM) alleging the utility company is responsible for the McBride Fires which were ignited by its ...
- |Media Mention, The San Francisco Chronicle
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. struck deals worth upward of $55 million with six counties devastated by wildfires on Monday, agreements that place the utility under five years of independent ...
- |Media Mention, The Press Democrat
After two months of negotiating, Pacific Gas and Electric Co.’s attorneys and Sonoma County prosecutors are due back in court Monday, possibly to announce an agreement that settles ...
- |Media Mention, Jefferson Public Radio
The victims of the 2020 Slater Fire are suing the utility company that started the blaze. That’s after a tree allegedly hit a PacifiCorp power line and sparked the fire. The fire killed two ...
- |Media Mention, KDRV Newswatch 12
A new Siskiyou County lawsuit is on file tonight against California power utility PacifiCorp involving a wildfire that burned more than 150,000 acres in Siskiyou, Del Norte and Josephine ...
- |Media Mention, Jefferson Public Radio
The victims of the 2020 Slater Fire are suing the utility company that started the blaze. That’s after a tree allegedly hit a PacifiCorp power line and sparked the fire.
- |Media Mention, Business Wire
Leading fire litigation firm Singleton Schreiber LLP has filed a lawsuit in Siskiyou County, Calif., on behalf of 42 plaintiffs alleging PacifiCorp caused the devastating Slater Fire in ...
- |Media Mention, The Legal Advocate
A 56-year-old Dozier Street woman could be entitled to monetary compensation after a fire swept through her East Los Angeles duplex, destroying property and killing two of her pets.
- |Media Mention, The Legal Advocate
Authorities in Imperial Beach continue to investigate a fire that swept through an apartment complex early Sunday, claiming the life of an elderly man, and leaving 10 others displaced.
- |Media Mention, North State Public Radio
Pacific Gas & Electric could be the first company to access a wildfire liability fund established by the state over two years ago, intended to keep utilities solvent after causing major ...
- |Media Mention, CapRadio
Pacific Gas & Electric could be the first company to access a wildfire liability fund established by the state over two years ago, intended to keep utilities solvent after causing major ...
- |Media Mention, Yahoo! News
A day after state officials concluded that a tree falling into Pacific Gas and Electric Company power lines started the massive Dixie Fire last summer, the utility said millions of other trees ...
- |Media Mention, FOX 40 News
Pacific Gas and Electric Company officials said they expect to lose more than $1 billion as a result of the Dixie Fire.
The utility has announced that it’s been subpoenaed by the U.S. attorney ...
- |Media Mention, Northern California Record
Nearly 200 plaintiffs have filed a pair of lawsuits against PG&E, alleging the company caused the Dixie Fire, the second-largest wildfire in California history.
- |Media Mention, ABC News
The utility is facing 31 charges, including 11 felonies, after the Shasta County District Attorney determined that PG&E was “criminally liable” for the fire.
- |Media Mention, LA Times
Victims from the nearly 1 million-acre Dixie Fire still burning in Northern California have sued Pacific Gas & Electric amid suspicions that the utility’s equipment may have sparked the ...
- |Media Mention, FOX 40 News
As the Dixie Fire continues to burn two months after starting its devastating romp across five California counties, some of the people who’ve lost everything are suing Pacific Gas and ...
- |Media Mention, CalMatters
More than 200 victims of the Dixie Fire sued PG&E on Wednesday, two days after a federal judge grilled an employee about whether the beleaguered utility could have shut off ...
- |Media Mention, PV Magazine
Two lawsuits claiming to be on behalf of nearly 200 plaintiffs have been filed, alleging that Pacific Gas & Electric equipment caused the Dixie Fire, a wildfire that began July 13 and became the ...
- |Media Mention, North Bay Business Journal
PG&E Corp. is being sued by more than 200 victims of the Dixie fire, adding to the potential wildfire liabilities confronting a utility that barely a year ago emerged from a bankruptcy case ...
- |Media Mention, KSRO FM
Over 200 victims of the ongoing Dixie Fire are suing PG&E for wildfire liabilities. Attorneys filed a pair of lawsuits and stated in part that the utility failed to foresee fire threats and ...
- |Media Mention, The Sacramento Bee
Singleton Schreiber, which has tangled with PG&E for years over wildfire liability claims, said Wednesday it’s filed a pair of lawsuits against California’s largest utility over ...
- |Media Mention, KCRA News 3
Nearly 200 homeowners, renters and business owners are suing Pacific Gas and Electric, alleging the utility is responsible for losses they’ve suffered from the Dixie Fire.
The lawsuit ...
- |Media Mention, KRON 4 News
Two lawsuits have been filed on behalf of nearly 200 people alleging PG&E caused the Dixie Fire, the second-largest wildfire in California history.
The filing blames several blown fuses and ...
- |Media Mention, CBS News Bay Area
Two lawsuits have been filed on behalf of nearly 200 people alleging Pacific Gas and Electric caused the massive Dixie Fire which has burned nearly one million acres in five Northern ...
- |Article, StreetInsider
The plaintiffs in the case filed today say they believe the Dixie Fire was caused by a Douglas Fir tree leaning into PG&E’s high voltage distribution line, which the blown fuses were designed ...
- |Media Mention, ABC 10 News
In addition to a pending criminal investigation and potential federal probation violations, PG&E now faces lawsuits in the massive Dixie Fire, which is approaching 1 million acres in size ...
- |Media Mention, FOX 40 News
GREENVILLE, Calif. (KTXL) — Community members in Greenville are suing Pacific Gas and Electric, alleging the utility is responsible for the destruction of hundreds of homes and ...
- |Media Mention, Yahoo! Finance
Singleton Schreiber, a leading California fire litigation law firm, announced today that it filed two lawsuits on behalf of hundreds of victims of last year’s Bobcat and Silverado Fires in ...
- |Media Mention, The Oregonian
Another group of home and business owners – this time victims of the Slater fire in Northern California and Southern Oregon – have filed a lawsuit alleging PacifiCorp was negligent in ...
- |Media Mention, StreetInsider
Singleton Law Firm, a leading California fire litigation law firm, recently filed a lawsuit against Liberty Utilities Co. for its negligence in causing last month’s Mountain View Fire in ...
- |Media Mention, Wild Rivers Outpost
A San Diego law firm is suing PacifiCorp, charging the utility with wrongful death and negligence connected with the Slater Fire, even though a cause has yet to be determined. Singleton ...
- |Media Mention, Associated Press
I don’t know why they did not shut power off,” said attorney Gerald Singleton, who has sued utilities for devastating wildfires caused by their equipment. “They seem to be still be ...
- |Media Mention, Business Wire
Singleton Law Firm, a leading West Coast fire litigation law firm, recently filed a lawsuit against Pacific Corp, Pacific Power for its negligence in causing the Santiam Canyon fires earlier ...
- |Media Mention, Paradise Post
PG&E’s plan to reward thousands of employees with hundreds of millions of dollars in bonuses — floated in its bankruptcy case at a time when some wildfire victims huddle in makeshift ...
Press Releases
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- |Press Release, Spokane Public Radio
- |Press Release, Benzinga
- |Press Release, The Spokesman Review
- |Press Release
- |Press ReleaseLeading fire litigation firm Singleton Schreiber is now accepting claims in relation to the Edgewood Fire which occurred in June 2022 in San Mateo County.
- |Press ReleaseThe unprecedented damage done by the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fires and floods is a step closer to being addressed, thanks to a bill passed by the New Mexico state senate ...
- |Press Release
Blog Posts
- |Blog
Several fires have kicked up in the last few days, one of which is the Gavilan Fire which broke out Saturday, July 15, near Gavilan Hills, east of Perris in Riverside County California.
Gavilan ...
- |Blog
The Marshall Fire that destroyed hundreds of homes December 2021 within Boulder County was recently reported of consisting of two fires with separate origins.
The Boulder County ...
- |Blog
New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas publicly requested the federal government appoint a New Mexico attorney (or possibly a retired judge) to oversee the claims process regarding ...
- |BlogThis hard earth can have a very hard time absorbing even moderate rain water, and in hilly areas such as the San Gabriel Foothills, flooding can occur. It might be odd to think of floods as the ...
- |Blog
Recently, the California Department of Insurance extended its one-year moratorium on insurance cancellation or non-renewals to people impacted by the recent chain of California fires ...
- |Blog
Shoopman was a long-time Klamath National Forest Lookout at various posts — she started her career as a wildfire lookout at Baldy Mountain Lookout, west of Happy Camp, in 1974. She also ...
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Practice Team
- Gerald Singleton
- Brett Schreiber
- Brian S. Colón
- Terry Singleton
- Alicia Zimmerman
- Paul Starita
- John Lemon
- Gary LoCurto
- Mark Fleming
- Kevin Hannon
- Ben Siminou
- Britt Strottman
- Mark Slaughter
- Jonathan Cadieux
- Jacob Payne
- Robert J. Sánchez
- Jennifer Scott
- Krystle Berkstresser
- Jonna Lothyan
- Srinivas Hanumadass
- Domenic Martini
- Wendy Laurel-Sheveland
- Kathryn Baxendale
- Julia Bryant
- Zaira P. Estrada
- Keely Kleven
- Susan Dussault
- Stephen J. Hill
- Vern Payne
- Matt Huffman
- Alex T. Bauer
- James Fendt
- Michelle Meyers
- Matthew O'Day
- Noelle Webster
Areas Of Focus
California Fires
- Zogg Fire
- Camp Fire
- Fairview Fire
- Thomas Fire
- Bobcat Fire
- Dixie Fire
- Airport Fire
- Kincade Fire
- Redwood Complex Fire
- Mosquito Fire
- Silverado Fire
- McKinney Fire
- Mountain Fire
- Maria Fire