In an effort to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate-related disasters, California lawmakers are considering new legislation that would enable victims of wildfires and other natural disasters to sue oil companies for damages. As recent wildfires in Los Angeles have highlighted the ongoing climate crisis, activists and state officials are pushing for measures that compel Big Oil to pay for the devastation caused by their operations. The proposed bill would allow both victims and insurance companies to seek reparations for losses, reflecting a broader call to make polluters responsible for environmental harm. This movement is gaining traction as lawmakers advocate for legislation that targets the oil and gas industry, with the aim of recovering costs related to climate-induced disasters.