Residents may be eligible to receive compensation payments for smoke and ash damage caused by the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire even if they weren’t in the burn scar.
Representing New Mexico Wildfire Victims of the Hermit’s Peak, Calf Canyon, and Cerro Pelado Forest Fires.
Deadline Extended: December 2024!
We know firsthand how these New Mexico Wildfires have ruined a cherished way of life in Northern New Mexico. The devastation they have caused is huge, and we are here to ensure our clients are treated fairly. Roybal-Mack & Cordova is taking a personal approach to the lawsuits against the Forest Service concerning the Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon wildfires.
If you or someone you know has suffered losses due to the Hermits Peak fire and Calf Canyon forest fire within the burn scars of San Miguel County, we want you to know that you have legal options. Our team of local attorneys is here to represent victims of the New Mexico Wildfire lawsuit and fight for the compensation you deserve. We make the process easy and simple. With our experience and dedication, we can help you navigate the legal process and hold those responsible accountable for their actions.
Don’t wait; contact us today to discuss your New Mexico forest fire case and take the first step toward getting the compensation you deserve to start rebuilding your home and life.
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Reasons for New Mexico Wildfire compensation claims include:
- Smoke damage to your home or business property
- Displacement due to the Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon wildfires
- Fire damage to your home
- Fire damage to your business property
- Fire damage to your ranch lands or equipment
- Business disruption
- Loss of income or living expenses
- Personal injury
- Wrongful death
About Hermits Peak Fire and Calf Canyon Fire
The Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon fires burned over 300,000 acres of New Mexico’s forests. These fires were started by the United States Forest Service, which initiated prescribed burns that quickly got out of control. The Forest Service used outdated information and needed to consider the current drought conditions or weather in the Mora, San Miguel, and Pecos areas. Unfortunately, this resulted in uncontrollable winds that caused the fires to spread rapidly, causing significant damage to the state’s forests and residents’ homes.
Mora/Las Vegas/Pecos Residents File Lawsuits Over Fire Information:
Residents of Mora, San Miguel, and Pecos affected by the recent Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon wildfires have filed a lawsuit in federal court in Albuquerque. They allege that the U.S. Forest Service failed to provide sufficient information about the blaze. The suit names the Forest Service and its regional office in Albuquerque as defendants.
Did you know that our local attorneys have been tirelessly fighting for the NM Wildfire Victims since day one? Check out some of the media coverage highlighting our efforts!
