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Eaton Fire Legal Team
EATON FIRE LEGAL TEAM
Three firms with one mission
About Us
The Eaton Fire Legal Team is a coalition of three prominent law firms dedicated to facilitating the recovery process. Our mission is to support the community’s rebuilding efforts by offering comprehensive legal assistance, collaborating with nonprofit organizations, and providing access to social resources and events.
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The Eaton Fire Legal Team Mission….
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Why do i need a lawyer?
Determining Liability and Investigation
Maximizing Compensation and Filing a lawsuit if necessary
Handling Complex Legal and Insurance Issues and Proving Damages
WHO is EATON FIRE LEGAL TEAM?

Roxell Richards
Founder of Roxell Richards Law Firm
Community Advocate & Trial Attorney
Attorney Roxell Richards is the founder and principal of the Eaton Fire Legal Team. A seasoned trial lawyer licensed in both Texas and California, she brings over 20 years of experience in personal injury, mass tort litigation, class action lawsuits, and insurance law. With offices in both states, her firm has built a respected reputation within the legal community for delivering innovative, aggressive and dedicated legal representation.
Driven by a passion for justice, Attorney Richards is also committed to empowering the community with accessible legal information. Through her firm’s mission—to educate, inform, and serve—she continues to be a powerful advocate for the underserved.










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Resource Center for Eaton Fire Victims
Stay Informed Attorney Roxell Richards has created these comprehensive guides to help you understand your insurance rights and navigate the ongoing litigation against Southern California Edison. Whether you’re filing a claim with your insurance company or looking for clarity on the legal process, these guides offer the essential information you need. Download your free digital copy today and stay informed.
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The Latest news for eaton fire victims
Altadena Family Files Wrongful Death Suit Over Eaton Fire
Attorneys for LA Fire Justice announced Monday that they have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Southern California Edison, Edison International and Genasys Inc. on behalf of Geraldine “Gerry” Darden, whose sister Stacey Darden was among 19 people killed in January’s Eaton Fire.
The suit alleges corporate negligence led to the blaze that devastated Altadena, Pasadena and Sierra Madre.
Credit: https://pasadenanow.com/main/altadena-family-files-wrongful-death-suit-over-eaton-fire
Edison is changing how it plans to pay Eaton Fire victims. What you need to know
Edison International on Wednesday announced a recovery compensation plan for victims of the Eaton Fire that company officials said would provide “fast payments and fair resolutions.” The announcement was made on LAist’s AirTalk daily news show.
Credit: https://laist.com/news/climate-environment/socal-edison-compensation-program-changes
California governor signs bills to aid Los Angeles wildfire recovery and reform disaster response
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a package of bills to help the ongoing recovery and rebuilding of the communities in the Los Angeles area impacted by two deadly wildfires earlier this year, his office announced Friday.
The bills, signed this week, streamline the process for rebuilding homes lost to wildfires, including an accelerated permitting process, and allow residents to live in temporary structures on their properties while they rebuild permanent homes. They also provide property tax relief for wildfire survivors.
Credit: https://apnews.com/article/wildfire-rebuilding-bills-california-84cc1ccf132d6ba52b99ce0a915e97e4
Landmark club reopens in Altadena: Life isn’t the same, community members say, but it’s a start
Children somersaulted into a pool as adults sipped cocktails and dined on burgers, blue- and orange-striped umbrellas shielding them from the summer sun. Nearby, families squared off on newly redone tennis courts. But it was impossible not to notice, beyond the cool splashing and camaraderie, a charred and empty landscape.
The Altadena Town & Country Club — a storied establishment that has been a center of play as well as employment in the foothill town for more than a century — was destroyed in the Eaton fire. On Sunday, it reopened.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who are you suing, and why?
If I have filed an insurance claim and received payment, can I still participate in the lawsuit?
Who qualifies to join this lawsuit against Southern California Edison?
You may qualify if any of the following apply:
- You own property that was partially or totally destroyed.
- You rented or occupied property that was partially or totally destroyed.
- You are the child of a property owner or occupant whose property was partially or totally destroyed.
- You experienced uninsured smoke damage exceeding $50,000.
- You suffered uninsured tree, landscaping, or fencing losses over $50,000.
- You incurred personal income losses exceeding $25,000.
- Your business suffered fire or smoke damage, resulting in income loss.
- You sustained physical injuries resulting in hospitalization from the fire.
- You lost a loved one due to injuries sustained in the fire.
What types of injuries qualify for compensation?
As a renter whose home was destroyed, can I join the lawsuit?
Can I claim compensation for pets or animals lost in the fire?
How much is my case worth?
How are attorney fees handled?
Why should I hire the Eaton Fire Legal Team?
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