Lawsuit claims utility's equipment sparked devastating Eaton Fire, but investigation still ongoing
- Homeowners and renters are suing Southern California Edison for its alleged role in sparking the Eaton Fire, which destroyed at least 7,000 structures and killed multiple people.
- Lawsuits claim SCE failed to de-energize its equipment despite warnings from the National Weather Service about extreme fire risks on January 7.
- Investigations are ongoing to determine if SCE's equipment contributed to the Eaton Fire, with video evidence raising questions about a downed power line.
- Attorneys argue that SCE's negligence and failure to maintain safety standards led to the devastating fire, with claims for compensatory and punitive damages.
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