The 2025 Los Angeles wildfires, including the catastrophic Eaton and Palisades Fires, have sparked widespread mass tort litigation involving utility providers, public agencies, and insurers. These fires, which devastated thousands of homes and caused numerous fatalities, are believed to have been ignited by faulty or poorly maintained electrical infrastructure, particularly power lines operated by Southern California Edison (SCE) and municipal utilities. Victims—including homeowners, businesses, and local governments—have filed lawsuits accusing these entities of negligence for failing to prevent foreseeable fire risks during extreme weather conditions. Plaintiffs allege that proactive safety measures, such as power shutoffs and equipment upgrades, were not taken, leading to preventable destruction and loss of life. Law firms specializing in wildfire litigation are actively representing thousands of victims seeking compensation for property loss, emotional distress, personal injury, and wrongful death. Additionally, insurance companies are facing legal scrutiny for underpayment and delays in fire damage claims. These mass tort efforts aim to hold responsible parties accountable, secure just compensation for victims, and drive systemic changes in utility operations, emergency preparedness, and environmental safety.