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Learn what's going on at the Firm! Going forward, you'll find In the Know: What's New at Singleton Schreiber posted on the Intranet. This is where you'll find news and updates on practices, departments, offices, deadlines and MORE! Don't miss out on this edition of In the Know, check it out below.

March is Women's History Month! Learn more about upcoming firmwide activities, learning resources, and opportunities to participate. 

Rich Barker represents the Dees in a lawsuit alleging Central Electric Cooperative’s equipment sparked the 2025 Cram Fire, displacing more than 1,300 residents.

Associate Attorney Treasure Sutton examines how systemic inequities impact Black plaintiffs and outlines steps toward more equitable advocacy.

Michelle Meyers of Singleton Schreiber represents homeowners alleging inadequate wildfire contamination inspections and improper insurance remediation following the Eaton Fire.

Ebony Griffin‑Guerrier reports that federal greenhouse gas protections repealed, weakening climate regulation but preserving legal pathways to hold polluters accountable for harmful co-pollutants.

Brian Colón and Jesse Gallegos address issues related to delayed compensation, disputed damages, and accountability in the Hermit's Peak and Calf Canyon claims process.

Welcome our newest team members to Singleton Schreiber! Committed to client-centered advocacy, our growing team brings exceptional talent and dedication to protecting individuals against corporate wrongdoing. Meet this week's talented professionals who will strengthen our mission, expand our expertise, and help build our journey to achieving client service excellence.

Matt Clendenin, Senior Counsel, explains why saying “I’m fine” after an accident can undermine injury claims and why medical evaluation matters.

Michelle Meyers announced a class action alleging bad faith smoke damage claim practices following the 2025 Eaton Fire.