Fire, Traffic, and Workplace Risks, Oh My! Protect Your Rights during a Wildfire evacuation with advice from a Pasadena Attorney

20–25% of Wildfire Injuries Happen During Evacuations
(Source: National Fire Protection Association)
7,490 Wildfires & 362,271 Acres Burned in California (2022)
(Source: CAL FIRE)
Over $12.1 Billion in Property Damage from 2020 Wildfires
(Source: Insurance Information Institute)
More Than 4,000 Los Angeles Residents Forced to Evacuate in Hours
(2021 Bobcat Fire, Los Angeles Times)
Introduction: Why These Stats Matter
Look, wildfire evacuations in Southern California aren’t just about grabbing a bag and getting out. They’re chaotic. People are rushing to safety, and that’s when accidents happen—whether it’s a car accident on jam-packed roads or a workplace injury when your job doesn’t have a solid evacuation plan.
If you’ve gotten hurt, you might wonder how to handle medical bills or who’s liable for your pain. This post breaks it all down, so you’ll know what to do next if you’re in Pasadena or anywhere else in Southern California.
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