As the December 2023 deadline is days away, victims are rushing to claim large cash compensation. Those who have not yet come forward risk running out of time if they don’t file now.
Marshall Fire Victims have been wronged by Xcel Energy and the insurance companies. Victims have days to decide if they want to join thousands of others who are filing suit against Xcel power.
In addition to losing everything in the Marshall fire, some victims are still recovering from injuries and some have even lost their lives.
For many survivors, the memory remains fresh.
In the morning of December 30, 2021, the Marshall Fire erupted as a grass fire in Boulder County, and raced east, causing $2 billion in damage, killing two people and getting over 1,056 homes destroyed. [4]
Victims have little to no time to claim the large cash compensation they deserve.
What’s worse, is most have been denied full compensation from their insurance companies. More than 150 insurance companies will make sure to get their money from Xcel, but they won’t cover 100% of the damages victims are owed.
| Settlement Amount | Status |
|---|---|
| $4.2 Million | Large Acreage Loss (Loss of trees, irrigation and farm equipment) |
| $2.5 Million | Insured Homeowner (total loss) |
| $18.4 Million | Wrongfull Death |
| $685,000 | Unisured Renter (total loss) |
| $550,000 | Insured Renter (total loss) |
| $350,000 | Insured Mobile Home (total loss) |
| $135,000 | Insured Homeowner (soot/ash/smoke damage) |
| $80,000 | Uninsured Renter (Evacuated, Loss of personal property, Lost wages, hotel accommodations) |
| $20,000 | Uninsured Renter (Evacuated, Lost wages, hotel accommodations) |
You may qualify if you meet any of the criteria below:
The time to act is now...
After 17 months of intense investigation, the Boulder County Sheriff's Office on Thursday announced the Marshall Fire was actually two separate fires started by two causes:
The first was caused by a fire at a residence that was left to smolder six days earlier. On December 30, the high wind event uncovered and reignited the smoldering fire at about 11 a.m., Boulder County Sheriff Curtis Johnson said. [3]
The cause of the 2nd fire was particle discharge from an Xcel power line.[4]
More than 150 insurance companies allege in a recent lawsuit that Xcel, which operates in eight states in the Midwest and West, failed to properly design, construct, inspect, maintain, repair or operate its electrical equipment before the Marshall Fire broke out on Dec. 30, 2021.
Xcel Energy put thousands of Boulder County residents at risk while increasing their profits… and if evidence finds them guilty, they have to pay.
Don’t miss your window of opportunity…
If your home was worth 300k, what is your life worth? The destruction from the fire on your property is obvious but the destruction to your life and emotional well-being is not so obvious.
Many renters and homeowners left in ruins from the Marshall Fire may be eligible for a large cash compensation, even without insurance. The money will cover displacement, lost property, emotional, and other hidden damages.
What insurance companies don’t want you to know... Only a highly skilled professional can prove your case in order to get those responsible to pay out on hidden damages, emotional distress and confusing policies. You may be compensated for the trees lost on your property in certain cases.