Richard and Susan Bridgford, esteemed supporters of the University of California, Irvine School of Law (UCI Law), have generously established an endowed scholarship to benefit law students. Their commitment of $1.35 million encompasses both an estate gift and immediate funds, ensuring that the scholarship can be awarded promptly to deserving students. Richard Bridgford, a founding
Amputation refers to the surgical or traumatic removal of part or all of a limb. It is a severe and permanently disabling type of injury that will affect a victim for the rest of his or her life. Lower extremity amputations – limb removals below the waist – may be required after various types of
In KFI News’ coverage, attorney Richard Bridgford discusses the cause of the Coastal Fire which claimed 20 homes, and damaged 11 others. According to a public records request by the news station, Southern California Edison is responsible for causing the fire. Transcript The 202-acre wind-driven fire raced into the Coronado Pointe community destroying 20
An investigation by the Orange County Fire Authority and Cal Fire confirmed that an “unspecified electrical event involving an Edison power line” caused the 2022 Coastal fire in Laguna Niguel, which destroyed 20 homes and damaged 11 others. The fire was ignited by sparks from Southern California Edison (SCE) equipment, which set vegetation ablaze. The
For Immediate Release September 24, 2024 [Newport Beach, CA] – After an extensive delay, the Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) has finally issued its official report following a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request filed by local community members and advocates. The report, which was released on September 19, 2024, holds Southern California Edison (SCE)
A fatal car accident is one of the worst things a family member can imagine when it comes to losing a loved one. If you have experienced this devastating reality, know that you are not alone. Support from an Orange County car accident lawyer is available to help you and your family get through this