
An aerial view of homes destroyed by the Eaton fire in Altadena, Jan. 26. Photo: The New York Times
Wisner Baum's lawsuit against Southern California Edison over the Eaton Canyon Fire that ravaged Altadena was filed Tuesday, sometime after many others because of the shifting information and developing evidence, a firm partner said.
"Part of our issue is that the landscaping was unfolding before our eyes in terms of evidence, photos and video. It was changing daily," said Wisner Baum partner Ari S. Friedman.
"It is increasingly pointing to the fire be...
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