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Marshall Fire - Xcel Energy Litigation

Hughes vs. Xcel Energy, Inc.
District Court, Boulder County, ColoradoCase No. 2023CV30605

Dayan vs. Xcel Energy, Inc.District Court, Boulder County, Colorado
Case No. 2023CV30620

Abrams vs. Xcel Energy, Inc.District Court, Boulder County, Colorado
Case No. 2023CV30664

Butler vs. Xcel Energy, Inc.District Court, Boulder County, Colorado
Case No. 2023CV30818

Deadlines to file claims are approaching. Marshall Fire survivors should act to preserve their rights.

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Marshall Fire Attorneys

Keller Rohrback: Working to hold Xcel Energy accountable

More than 1,000 homes and commercial buildings were damaged or destroyed, and approximately 6,000 acres of land were burned, in this tragic but preventable disaster in Boulder County, Colorado. If you’ve suffered loss from this catastrophic event, you are not alone, and Keller Rohrback wants to help. Keller Rohrback serves on the Plaintiffs' Steering Committee for the Marshall Fire litigation in Colorado.

According to the Boulder County Sherriff’s office, discharges from power company Xcel Energy Inc.’s powerlines were the most likely cause of the Marshall Mesa Trailhead fire, which merged with another blaze to form the larger, faster-moving Marshall Fire.

Keller Rohrback believes that Xcel Energy failed to take appropriate action to prevent this devastating fire and we want to hold Xcel Energy accountable for the preventable losses the fire allegedly caused.

If you suffered property damage, business loss, or were forced to evacuate as a result of the Marshall Fire, you may be entitled to monetary relief. You could have legal options to aid in the challenging recovery for the hardship you’ve experienced.

We urge you to contact us now for a free, no-obligation consultation.

Call (800) 776-6044, email consumer@kellerrohrback.com, or complete the contact form on right side of this page. Please provide the address of the affected property in your response.

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Keller Rohrback is experienced at holding energy companies accountable in wildfire litigation. Recently, Keller Rohrback was appointed as Co-Lead Counsel to represent survivors of a series of fires caused by the utility PacifiCorp over the Labor Day 2020 weekend in Oregon. Keller Rohrback and their co-counsel’s work ultimately resulted in a jury verdict finding PacifiCorp liable to the class of survivors of four fires, and awarded a combined $90 million in compensatory and punitive damages to the 17 plaintiffs appointed to represent the class. When factoring in the damages available to the class, it would be the largest civil jury verdict in Oregon history.

Keller Rohrback’s environmental lawyers have a long history of successfully representing individuals and class members in a wide range of important environmental litigation. Whether fighting for victims of preventable wildfires, working for victims of oil spills, communities exposed to toxic materials, or people who purchased contaminated or defective products, Keller Rohrback’s team of experienced environmental litigators have helped to protect people and the environment across the country.

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