Join Us at Our Boyle Heights Town Hall
Tuesday, August 3rd, 2026
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
The East Angel
Dinner will be provided.
Ready to learn more about your legal options?
A fire at a large cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights has raised concerns about smoke, ash, odors, air quality, and other impacts on nearby residents, workers, families, properties, and businesses. The fire is at a large, 500,000-square-foot cold storage warehouse on South Los Palos Street.
Becker Law Group is investigating the fire and potential claims on behalf of those affected. Complete the Boyle Heights Structure Fire Intake Form below to request a free, confidential consultation and learn about your legal options.
Eaton Fire Claims in Altadena and Pasadena
Affected by the Eaton Fire?
The January 7 Deadline is Approaching.
You may be eligible for compensation. Join us for our Q&A Town Hall on November 16 to learn more.
January 7, 2027 Is Closer Than You Think
January 7, 2027 marks two years since the Eaton Fire and may be a critical filing deadline for certain claims, including claims involving personal injury, emotional distress or wrongful death.
Different claims may have different deadlines. The date that applies to you depends on your losses and individual circumstances.
Preparing a case takes time. If you have been waiting to explore your options, contact our team now so an attorney can review your situation and determine which deadlines apply.
Legal help for individuals, families and businesses rebuilding after the Eaton Fire.
The Eaton Fire devastated Altadena and surrounding communities beginning January 7, 2025. For those affected, recovery continues long after the flames are gone. Rebuilding homes, replacing belongings, navigating insurance and managing unexpected expenses can take years.
Becker Law Group, McNicholas & McNicholas, LLP, and Singleton Schreiber are working together to help Eaton Fire survivors understand their rights and pursue compensation for their losses. Our legal teams combine wildfire litigation experience with ongoing local support in Pasadena.
Whether you lost your home, suffered an injury, were displaced or experienced business losses, we can help you understand your legal options.
Start with a free case review.
Pursuing Accountability for Eaton Fire Survivors
An Eaton Fire claim is about more than replacing what burned. It can also address the financial and personal consequences of displacement, injury, lost income and a life disrupted.
Our legal teams represent Eaton Fire survivors pursuing claims against Southern California Edison. We work to document each client’s losses, evaluate available claims and seek compensation that reflects the full impact of the fire.
Insurance payments may not cover every loss. If you have already filed an insurance claim or are considering another compensation option, our team can help you understand how those decisions may affect your legal rights.
Who May Have a Claim
You may have legal options if you were affected by the Eaton Fire in ways including:
- Owning a home or other property that was damaged or destroyed
- Renting a home and losing belongings or being displaced
- Paying for temporary housing, transportation, storage or other fire-related expenses
- Suffering physical injuries or harm related to smoke exposure
- Experiencing emotional distress related to the fire
- Losing a loved one
- Losing income or experiencing business interruption
You do not need to know whether you have a case before reaching out. That is what the consultation is for.
What Could an Eaton Fire Claim Include?
Every person’s losses are different. Depending on the facts and applicable law, a claim may seek compensation for:
- Damage to or loss of a home, business or other property
- Personal belongings and other damaged or destroyed possessions
- Displacement and additional living expenses
- Medical expenses and other losses related to personal injury
- Emotional distress
- Lost income or business interruption
- Losses associated with wrongful death
An attorney can review your circumstances, explain which losses may be recoverable and determine the deadlines that apply.
Wildfire Experience. Personal Attention.
Our legal teams have represented thousands of wildfire survivors and have experience with claims arising from the Camp Fire, Woolsey Fire, Dixie Fire and other major wildfires.
We understand that recovery involves more than a legal case. It means rebuilding a home, restoring financial security and finding a path forward for your family.
Our team provides:
- Free case reviews
- Guidance on available claims and filing deadlines
- Help identifying and documenting losses
- Review of insurance records and payments as part of evaluating your claim
- Experienced advocacy against utilities and other responsible parties
- Ongoing communication and local client support
Take the Next Steps Toward Recovery
You do not need every document in hand to start a conversation. Gathering the following information can help our team evaluate your situation:
Insurance records. Save your policy, claim number, adjuster correspondence, estimates, payments, denials and settlement offers.
An inventory of losses. List damaged or destroyed property, including personal belongings.
Photographs and videos. Preserve images of your home, property and belongings before and after the fire.
Receipts and expenses. Keep records of temporary housing, transportation, storage, replacement purchases and other fire-related costs.
Medical records. Gather documentation of physical injuries, smoke exposure, treatment and emotional impacts.
Income and business records. Save payroll records, tax documents and evidence of missed work or business interruption.
Before signing a settlement or release, seek legal guidance about how it could affect your ability to pursue other claims.
Three Law Firms. Local Support for the Long Haul.
Becker Law Group, McNicholas & McNicholas, LLP, and Singleton Schreiber have established a joint local command post in Pasadena to provide Eaton Fire clients with direct, ongoing legal support.
Legal and administrative staff are available to assist clients throughout the legal process and serve as a local resource as cases progress.
From your first questions to the work ahead, our teams are here to help you understand your options and pursue recovery.
A message from Todd Becker
When a fire burns for days and smoke spreads through nearby neighborhoods, families deserve clear answers. People have a right to know what they were exposed to, why this happened and whether more could have been done to protect the community. Becker Law Group is committed to helping affected residents, workers, families, and businesses understand their rights and seek accountability where appropriate.