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How Dixie Fire Victims Can Receive Compensation
At the end of October, CBS Sacramento News reported that the Dixie Fire, which started on July 13, 2021, is now one-hundred percent contained. However, sadly, it has left 963,309 fire-burned acres and thousands of displaced and injured Northern California residents. Noted as the second-largest California Wildfire behind the Complex Fire, many victims are facing not only the loss of loved ones but the loss of their homes, businesses, land, livestock, and more. If you’ve been affected by the Dixie Fire, here’s what you need to know about recovering your losses.
What Can Be Included in a Dixie Fire Claim?
If you were impacted by the Dixie Fire, you may be able to recover the following:
- Damage to property and other belongings
- Damage to your home/loss of use of your home
- Damage to land, crops, trees, and timber
- Death of pets or livestock
- Business losses/business interruption
- Medical costs
- Funeral/burial costs
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Lost wages
- Evacuation costs
- Home repair costs
For a full case review of your losses, contact Robins Cloud LLP to learn more about what you may be able to recover in your Dixie Fire claim.
How Long Do I Have to File a Dixie Fire Claim?
The statute of limitations in California Wildfire claims is two years from the date the damage occurred. While it may seem like ample time to file, it’s best to start the process as soon as possible to ensure deadlines are met. Missing the two-year window can cost you the financial compensation you deserve.
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Did The Dixie Fire impact you? Learn Your Rights.
The Dixie Fire has displaced thousands and left many residents injured in Northern California. At Robins Cloud LLP, we have substantial experience in representing victims in California Wildfire claims for which PG&E and other utility companies are responsible. We are committed to uncovering the truth behind the Dixie Fire and helping our clients seek the compensation they deserve.
Contact Robins Cloud LLP today at (800) 691-2363 for a free consultation with one of our Dixie Fire Lawyers.