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Around town: LA Fire Justice press conference

byStaff
November 20, 2025
Mikal Watts, an attorney with LA Fire Justice, speaks at a news conference Monday in Altadena to announce a lawsuit against Genasys Inc., Southern California Edison and Edison International over the wrongful death of Stacey Darden. | Photo courtesy of Ringo Chiu/LA Fire Justice Mikal Watts, an attorney with LA Fire Justice, speaks at a news conference Monday in Altadena to announce a lawsuit against Genasys Inc., Southern California Edison and Edison International over the wrongful death of Stacey Darden. | Photo courtesy of Ringo Chiu/LA Fire Justice
Mikal Watts, an attorney with LA Fire Justice, speaks at a news conference Monday in Altadena to announce a lawsuit against Genasys Inc., Southern California Edison and Edison International over the wrongful death of Stacey Darden. | Photo courtesy of Ringo Chiu/LA Fire Justice
Mikal Watts, an attorney with LA Fire Justice, speaks at a news conference Monday in Altadena to announce a lawsuit against Genasys Inc., Southern California Edison and Edison International over the wrongful death of Stacey Darden. | Photo courtesy of Ringo Chiu/LA Fire Justice

LA Fire Justice held a press conference on Monday concerning Eaton Fire victim Stacey Elizabeth Darden, who died Jan. 8 in her Altadena home. Attorneys for Darden’s family filed a wrongful death lawsuit Monday against Southern California Edison.

The suit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court alleges the utility’s transmission lines ignited the devastating wildfire in January that caused the deaths of 19 people, scorched over 14,000 acres and impacted over 10,000 structures. The lawsuit names Genasys Inc., Southern California Edison Co. and Edison International as defendants.

Read more on this story at HeySoCal.com.

Gerry Darden, sister of Eaton Fire victim Stacey Darden, is comforted at the media briefing. | Photo courtesy of Ringo Chiu/LA Fire Justice
LA Fire Justice attorney Douglas Boxer speaks at the news conference. | Photo courtesy of Ringo Chiu/LA Fire Justice
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