Napa & Sonoma Wildfire Attorneys

Helping Home & Business Owners Move Forward

The wildfires throughout the Napa and Sonoma regions caused unspeakable damage. More than 40 people were killed and thousands of buildings burned to the ground—including several wineries and countless homes. In the aftermath, home and business owners just like you were left to find answers for countless questions.

Is the insurance company going to help make it right? Was PG&E involved? Did PG&E actually cause the fire? If so, will they be held responsible?

If you have found yourself asking questions like these and if you are unsure about the answers, we want you to know that you are not alone. At Arnold & Itkin, we have helped people nationwide recover in the aftermath of catastrophic natural disasters for more than a decade. We have gone toe-to-toe with the nation's largest insurance companies and emerged victorious. In fact, we have recovered billions. You can trust that we have the insight and experience needed to help you.

To discuss your wildfire insurance claim and how we can help, give us a call at (888) 493-1629. Your consultation is free and confidential.

Wine Country Fire: Who Is Responsible?

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This Is Personal to Our Firm

Attorney Jason Itkin and his family are local vineyard owners who are extremely invested in the heart of the community and those who call it home. Our entire legal team is committed to ensuring that people like you get what they need to help in the rebuilding process. We know what you are going through, and we are here to help you navigate through this troubling time.

These companies know our name. They know we will not stop until we see justice served.

Now is the time to reclaim your future. Contact our wildfire insurance claim attorneys today to find out what steps we can take to help you recover.

Common Questions

  • What Caused the 2017 Napa & Sonoma Wildfires?

    A Cal Fire investigation of the October 2017 wildfires that ravaged Napa County found windblown trees and tree limbs to blame for the Atlas and Partrick/Nuns fires. According to the investigation, the trees fell into PG&E power lines and started the fires. Pacific Gas & Electric settled with nine counties and cities affected by the wildfires, following a lawsuit that alleged negligent maintenance of electrical infrastructure. The $415 million settlement will be divided between the nine jurisdictions, with $34 million to be distributed to Napa County and $6.3 million to the City of Napa, specifically.

  • Insurance Should Cover My Losses Caused by the Wine Country Wildfires. Do I Need an Attorney?

    If you suffered losses in the Napa County wildfires or as a result of any wildfire, it’s important to talk to an attorney about your rights. You may think that your insurance company will handle your fire damage claim in a fair and swift manner, but the opposite is typically true when fires ravage entire regions like they did Napa and Sonoma County in 2017. Overloaded with claims, insurance providers may try to delay or underpay.

    An attorney can assert your right to complete compensation for all your losses. That’s what our team at Arnold & Itkin does for individuals and businesses across the country. We’re ready to fight for you.

  • How Can Your Firm Help with My Wildfire Insurance Claim?

    It’s all too common for people and businesses with wildfire insurance claims to experience unnecessary delays, unfairly low settlement offers, or even outright denials. You’ve paid your insurance company faithfully, with the belief that they would be there for you when you needed them. At Arnold & Itkin, we have the resources and know-how to handle your claim with the professionalism and dedication it deserves. We know how to face off against the biggest insurance companies and corporations—holding them accountable for paying damages to those affected by wildfires.
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