The Eaton
Fire Lawsuit
Our L.A. Fire Justice Legal Team
Nathaniel Mack
Trial Lawyer
Nathaniel Mack is the CEO and founder of Mack Injury Attorneys, with offices in several major Texas cities. His firm handles complex litigation nationwide, focusing on catastrophic accidents, environmental and mass torts. Throughout his career, Nathaniel has been involved in national trial teams and has taken on cases related to product liability, medical malpractice, and personal injury. His firm has expanded to include mass tort campaigns, such as representing Houston residents in a toxic tort case, firefighters in aqueous film-forming foam litigation, women in chemical hair straightener litigation, and government entities in an insulin pricing case.
Doug Boxer
California Attorney
Doug Boxer, a licensed attorney in California since 1991, has advocated for thousands of individuals affected by some of the largest wildfires in U.S. history. Over the last ten years, he has assisted more than 20,000 clients in seeking justice after their lives were disrupted by fires started by utility companies. Doug is part of the legal team representing over 16,000 individuals affected by the Camp Fire, as well as clients from other major California fires such as the Bobcat Fire (Los Angeles County), the Kincade Fire (Sonoma County), the Zogg Fire (Tehama County), and the Dixie Fire (across several Northern California counties). Additionally, he is involved with the Committee overseeing a $13.5 billion Trust that compensates 70,000 victims from the 2017 and 2018 PG&E wildfires.
Mikal Watts
Trial Lawyer
Mikal C. Watts is a dedicated attorney who drives change and empowers those seeking justice. His work extends beyond winning cases; it focuses on empowering those harmed by large corporations. Mikal’s goal is to make the legal system more approachable and a venue for all to voice their concerns, regardless of the opponent’s power. Over the past decade, Mikal has represented over 20,000 individuals affected by utility-caused wildfires in states like California, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, and Hawaii. He played a key role in resolving tens of thousands of claims against Pacific Gas & Electric for $13.5 billion and contributed significantly to a $4 billion settlement related to the Maui wildfire litigation.
Erin Brockovich
Consumer Advocate
Erin Brockovich gained recognition as the subject of the award-winning film that chronicles her efforts in a lawsuit against PG&E. As an environmental advocate, she tirelessly combats corporate wrongdoing. Erin has firsthand experience with the devastation of wildfires, having been affected by the Woolsey Fire on November 8, 2018. This fire, caused by Southern California Edison equipment, ravaged almost 100,000 acres, destroyed numerous structures, and led to extensive evacuations. Erin, a survivor of the Woolsey Fire, can relate personally to its impacts and speaks from her own experience.
Chris Holden
Chief Executive Officer
Chris Holden is a visionary public servant who served as California Assemblyman for the 41st District from 2012 to 2024. He is well known for passing Assembly Bill 1054, a landmark law that revamped utility regulations and established a wildfire fund—work that has taken on new urgency in light of recent fires in Altadena, the Palisades, and other communities recently devastated. By addressing the financial and infrastructural challenges tied to wildfire prevention, Chris’s efforts underscore his dedication to building safer, more resilient communities. His influence extends to the Metro Gold Line, where his revolutionary work wasn’t just about laying new tracks, but about driving economic growth, environmental stewardship, and community connectivity all along the route. He also spearheaded Dual Enrollment policies, giving high school students a head start on college credits—proving that, in education as in transit, sometimes you need to open the doors early to keep moving forward.
