The fires have scorched more than one million acres in Texas, making them not only the largest in Texas history but also one of the most significant in the United States. The rapid growth and devastating impact of the Panhandle Fires have resulted in at least one confirmed fatality and threaten further destruction of homes and livelihoods.
The cause of the Panhandle Fires is currently under investigation. Should investigations reveal that utility companies or other entities’ negligence contributed to the ignition or spread of this catastrophic wildfire, affected residents and property owners might be entitled to compensation beyond what standard insurance policies cover. It’s important to note that many insurance policies do not fully account for the loss of natural vegetation outside of landscaped areas, nor do they compensate for the emotional turmoil endured by victims of such disasters.
If you or a loved one has been a victim of a wildfire, we will seek damages on your behalf for the losses you have incurred with absolutely no up-front expenses from you, and no costs unless you win.
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While each case is different, common damage categories include:
The law provides for more compensation than most people realize.
📱 Call us at (832) 220-2200. We have specialized agents ready to talk.
It is NOT true that you can only file a claim if you owned a business or home that burned down.
You can file a claim for a number of reasons, including the loss of a rental home, personal property loss, and adverse health effects caused by the fire.
It is NOT true that only those with insurance policies can file claims.
This is a court claim against a utility company that is unrelated to your insurance coverage. You can file a claim whether or not your losses have been compensated by insurance.
It is NOT true that you must provide proof for every item lost in a fire.
You may be eligible to file regardless of whether you have the relevant documentation. In fact, the simple truth that you had to evacuate the fire may be sufficient to support your claim.
It is NOT true that you can only file a claim if you have lost a family member or suffered a physical injury.
Other causes for submitting a claim may include fire-related damage to your home or loss of personal items.