
When wildfires damage homes, businesses, or land in California, the cause is often tied to utility company equipment. Many people believe they must prove the company was careless or violated safety rules to receive compensation, but that’s not always required under inverse condemnation. They can hold utility providers responsible for wildfire damage without proving negligence.
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