There are many issues with PGu0026amp;E’s Dixie Fire claims program that will prevent Dixie Fire victims from obtaining full compensation for their losses. These issues include PGu0026amp;E's claims program:u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003e• NOT paying Dixie Fire victims for the costs of their evacuationu003cbr/u003e• ONLY paying homeowners $400 per square foot for destroyed homes, a flat $240,000 for manufactured homes, and $150 per square foot for destroyed outbuildings, u003cstrongu003eregardless of the actual cost to replace the homes or outbuildingsu003c/strongu003eu003cbr/u003e• NOT paying homeowners for emotional distress or interestu003cbr/u003e• ONLY paying renters $140 per square foot for personal property lost, a flat $150,000 for manufactured homes, and $50 per square foot for personal property regarding outbuildings, u003cstrongu003eregardless of the actual cost to replace the itemsu003c/strongu003eu003cbr/u003e• NOT paying renters for emotional distress or interestu003cbr/u003e• DEDUCTING any insurance available rather than the amount paid by insurance, u003cstrongu003eso if you have $300,000 of insurance available, but your insurance only paid you $100,000, the full $300,000 will be unfairly deducted from your payout from PGu0026amp;Eu003c/strongu003eu003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eIf you accept a claim filed through PGu0026amp;E’s claims program, you will be barred from suing them for the rest of the money they will still owe you under California law, and this could be a lot of money.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe only way to obtain all the compensation you deserve for your Dixie Fire losses is to file a lawsuit against PGu0026amp;E. For that, you’ll need experienced California wildfire lawyers like Nadrich u0026amp; Cohen by your side.