The cause of the massive fire was a neglected tree that collapsed on power lines, igniting the parched surroundings and decimating everything in its path.
Who Are We After?
PNM didn’t take the necessary measures to make sure the excessively tall tree near their line was clear and wouldn’t fall on the line, sparking the fire.
Why Do We Fight?
Lives were lost, along with homes and property, ultimately because of corporate greed.
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Experiencing damage to your property or enduring a nuisance can lead to valid claims for the emotional upset it inflicts. This remains valid even if you weren't present at the location during the incident.Historical fire litigations shed light on the potential claims against utility companies in events like the McBride Fire.
In instances where trees are harmed or lost due to a fire, insurance policies often cap the amount of reimbursement for each tree. But it's important to note that you can take legal action against those liable for the fire to recover the actual value of the trees, not just the stipulated insurance amount.
Regardless of your insurance status, many find that their coverage doesn't fully account for all the damages, especially those that are irreplaceable.You might experience various types of losses:
Fire or smoke damage to businesses
Business disruptions or customer loss due to fires
Home damages
Renters' damages
Property damage
Job or income loss
Physical injuries
Emotional distress
Wrongful death
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