As cooling temperatures and easing winds provide some relief, the wildfires ravaging Los Angeles have ignited a complex legal battle involving utility companies. Southern California Edison (SCE) faces multiple lawsuits alleging that its equipment sparked the devastating Eaton Fire. State auditors are questioning the fire risk modeling of SCE, which is already under scrutiny for its role in previous fires. Two lawsuits filed against the utility over the Eaton Fire echo claims made by local residents and victims, asserting negligence and profit-driven motives over public safety. The current state of wildfires has also prompted discussions about the reliability of utility infrastructure, as investigators explore various potential causes behind these blazes, including downed power lines. Despite the ongoing investigations and public outcry, SCE maintains that no electrical anomalies were detected prior to the fires. The legal ramifications of these incidents suggest a significant financial burden for the company, with billions in claims potentially looming, as the fight over accountability and preventative measures heats up.