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How Eaton Fire victims file claims for recovery and what caused the fire
Pasadena, CA – A Town Hall meeting is being held today at 3:00 PM to assist individuals impacted by the devastating Eaton Fire, including those who were forced to evacuate their homes.
The event, hosted by the Becker Law Group and McNicholas & McNicholas, will take place at:
388 Cordova Street, Unit 100C, Pasadena, CA 91101.
Attorney Todd Becker will lead the discussion and provide crucial information, including:
- Filing Recovery Claims: A step-by-step guide on how victims can pursue compensation for property damage, loss of personal belongings, and evacuation-related expenses.
- Cause of the Fire: Updates on the investigation into the cause of the Eaton Fire and legal recourse available to those affected.
This meeting is open to anyone impacted by the Eaton Fire, including evacuees, property owners, and community members seeking guidance and support.
For more information, contact:
- Todd Becker: 562-708-1111
- Office: 626-777-7700
This Town Hall aims to provide critical resources, support, and answers for the community during this challenging time.
Hutchinson, KS – Authorities have issued evacuation orders for parts of downtown Hutchinson following a gas leak and building explosion on Main Street.
An emergency alert was sent to residents, advising them to avoid the area between Avenue A and Avenue F, from Adams Street to Plum Street due to the ongoing emergency.
The City of Hutchinson has urged all residents and businesses within these boundaries to evacuate immediately as a safety precaution.
The City of Hutchinson issued the following statement via Facebook:
“Due to a large fire in the downtown area, we are implementing an evacuation of Avenue A to Avenue F, and Plum to Adams. All residents and businesses within these boundaries are urged to evacuate immediately for their safety. A warming shelter has been established at the Salvation Army located at 7th and Walnut for those in need of temporary shelter. We will provide additional information as it becomes available. Please stay safe and stay tuned for further updates.”
As of now, Reno County Dispatch has not confirmed the cause of the explosion, the extent of damages, or whether there have been any injuries.
First responders remain on the scene, assessing the situation and working to contain the fire and potential hazards.
Residents are advised to stay clear of the area, follow emergency services’ instructions, and await further updates from local authorities.
This is a developing situation. Additional information will be provided as it becomes available.