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Beaver, Beaver County, Utah Property Damage: Protecting Your Rights After the Cottonwood Fire If you are standing on the ash of what used to be your home or your business in Beaver, you aren’t looking for a news update. You are looking for a way back. As we write this, the Cottonwood Fire has already consumed nearly 60,000 acres in the Tushar Mountains, tearing through the Eagle Point Resort and leaving a trail of structural destruction that will take years to rebuild. When a wildfire is categorized as “human-caused” by the U.S. Forest Service or the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands (FFSL), it stops being a natural disaster and starts being a legal event. In Utah, the law provides a path for victims to hold the at-fault parties responsible for the destruction of private property and the loss of livelihoods. Our firm works as a trial team that takes Utah cases, and we know that the first 72 hours after a fire direct-hit are the most critical for your recovery. While the fire behavior remains active and containment lines are still being built, the entities responsible for this ignition are already beginning their defense. You need a…