In what some lawyers called a “feeding frenzy,” plaintiffs’ firms have hosted town halls, webinars and lunches, left brochures in hotel lobbies, and paid for extensive advertisements on radio and billboards, all in an effort to convince victims of the Eaton fire, one of several wildfires in Los Angeles earlier this year, to sign up for their legal services.
In what some lawyers called a “feeding frenzy,” plaintiffs’ firms have hosted town halls, webinars and lunches, left brochures in hotel lobbies, and paid for extensive advertisements on radio and billboards, all in an effort to convince victims of the Eaton fire, one of several wildfires in Los Angeles earlier this year, to sign up for their legal services.
