Harrison Kristopher, LLP, including partner Bryan Harrison who lost his own home, is representing victims of the Eaton Fire in lawsuits against Southern California Edison. The firm alleges negligence caused the deadly blaze and is offering free consultations to help families seek justice and compensation.
-- Harrison Kristopher, LLP, a respected Pasadena-based law firm, is representing homeowners who suffered devastating losses in the recent Eaton Fire against Southern California Edison Company (SCE). The firm alleges that SCE’s negligence was a contributing factor in the wildfire that ravaged neighborhoods in Altadena and the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains and destroyed over 10,000 homes, displaced thousands, and caused 16 deaths since it began on January 7, 2025.
The firm seeks to hold SCE accountable for its failure to maintain safe equipment and infrastructure, which the firm believes led to the ignition and rapid spread of the blaze.
Bryan Harrison, founding partner of Harrison Kristopher, is among the victims. A longtime resident of Altadena, Harrison tragically lost his own home in the fire.
“This is something that I’m passionate about. It is something that shouldn’t have happened. I never imagined I’d be standing in the ashes of my own house,” said Harrison. “But this isn’t just about my home. It’s about our community. People I’ve known for decades have lost everything. As a lawyer and a neighbor, I’m committed to seeking justice and holding the responsible parties accountable. I’m concerned about maintaining the character of Altadena and helping my neighbors receive the compensation so they can rebuild.”
The Eaton Fire, which erupted under dry and windy conditions, destroyed dozens of homes and forced thousands to evacuate. Preliminary investigations point to possible failures in SCE’s equipment as a cause of the ignition. It was the second most destructive wildfire in California history.
Harrison Kristopher, LLP is urging other homeowners and residents impacted by the fire to come forward and contact the firm. The firm is offering free consultations to evaluate potential claims and is committed to helping families recover both emotionally and financially from this disaster.
“We want our clients to know they’re not alone,” said co-founding partner Edi Kristopher. “Our team is fighting to ensure accountability and fair compensation for every family affected.”
For more information or to schedule a consultation, visit https://www.h-klaw.com/eaton-fire-litigation or call (866) 529-6155.
About the company: Harrison Kristopher, LLP, a respected law firm with offices in both Northern and Southern California, is dedicated to securing maximum compensation for victims of wildfires, personal injury, and catastrophic loss. Known for its compassionate approach and aggressive legal representation, the firm has a strong track record of holding powerful corporations accountable. With decades of experience in complex litigation, the attorneys at Harrison Kristopher, LLP are committed to helping individuals and communities recover and rebuild. For more information, visit www.h-klaw.com.
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Name: Bryan Harrison
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Organization: Harrison Kristopher, LLP
Address: 301 E. Colorado Blvd #323 Pasadena, CA 91101
Phone: (866) 529-6155
Website: https://h-klaw.com
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