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Singleton Schreiber, LLP
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2022
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Singleton Schreiber is a privately held plaintiff-side law firm organized as a California LLP, headquartered in San Diego. The firm represents individuals, public entities, and mass tort classes in litigation against corporations, utilities, and government defendants, with 21 offices across nine U.S. states. Its core practice areas are wildfire litigation, class actions, personal injury, mass torts, civil rights, environmental litigation, public entity law, insurance recovery and bad faith, whistleblower matters, sexual assault and human trafficking, tribal litigation, and consumer protection.

The firm generates revenue primarily through contingency-fee arrangements, where legal fees are collected only upon successful settlement or verdict, supplemented by select hourly and public-entity engagements. It markets through a sales-led motion that combines direct case intake (phone and website), in-person consultations across its office footprint, attorney referrals, content marketing via its blog and newsroom, and community engagement such as virtual town halls for wildfire survivors. Notable outcomes include over $3 billion in cumulative fire-litigation recoveries over the last decade, a $243 million Tesla Autopilot verdict (the first wrongful-death Autopilot trial liability finding), and a $1 billion recovery from PG&E for North Bay and Camp Fire public entities.

Singleton Schreiber is owned and operated by its partners, with no disclosed external private equity, venture capital, or institutional investors. Managing Partner Gerald Singleton and Founding Partner Brett Schreiber anchor a senior bench that includes Britt Strottman (who has recovered over $1 billion from PG&E), Chris Rodriguez (former Pillsbury Winthrop Sacramento managing partner), and Brian Colón (Managing Partner of New Mexico offices). The firm has been repeatedly recognized as a Top 100 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers honoree (2020–2024), was named Law360's Product Liability Group of the Year in 2026, and rebranded in 2022 from Singleton Schreiber McKenzie & Scott when McKenzie Scott PC spun off into an independent practice.

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Singleton Schreiber is a privately held plaintiff-side law firm with 21 U.S. offices that represents wildfire survivors, personal injury plaintiffs, public entities, and mass tort classes on a contingency-fee basis against corporations, utilities, and government defendants.

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HeadquartersSan Diego, United States
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North America
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Serves global market

Offices20 records

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Keyword5 values
plaintiff litigation, wildfire litigation, personal injury law, class action lawsuits, mass tort litigation
Industry1 code
1Personal Injury & Insurance Defense
CodeBPAHAAAMPrimaryYes
NAICS code3 codes
  • Offices of Lawyers54111
  • Legal Services5411
  • Offices of Lawyers541110
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Legal Services8111
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Plaintiff Litigation Services
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1Contingency Fee Legal Services
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The firm operates primarily on a contingency fee basis for wildfire litigation, personal injury, mass tort, and class action cases, where fees are collected only upon successful settlement or verdict. This aligns client interests with firm incentives. Additional revenue may come from hourly billing for certain matters and public entity legal services.

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Singleton Schreiber is a plaintiff-side law firm providing contingency-fee legal representation across 14 practice areas, including wildfire litigation, class actions, personal injury, mass torts, civil rights, environmental litigation, public entity law, insurance bad faith, and tribal litigation. The firm represents individual disaster survivors, injured plaintiffs, and government entities seeking damages from corporations, utilities, and other defendants, with 21 offices serving clients across the western and southern United States.

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  • $3 Billion Recovered in fire litigation cases over the last decade
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Singleton Schreiber is a law firm offering legal services across multiple practice areas rather than a technology product platform. The firm provides legal representation through specialized practice groups including Wildfire Litigation, Class Actions, Civil Rights, Environmental Litigation, Mass Torts, Public Entity Law, Consumer Protection Law, Personal Injury, Insurance Recovery and Bad Faith, Whistleblower and False Claims Act, Motion/Writs/Appeals, Worker's Compensation, Sexual Assault and Human Trafficking, and Tribal Litigation. The firm operates from multiple offices across the United States, including locations in California, New Mexico, Washington, Alabama, Colorado, Utah, Oregon, and Hawaii.

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1Wildfire Litigation
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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-06-17
Description

Singleton Schreiber co-authored an article with Kanner & Whiteley titled "The hidden costs of plastic pollution: why public entities are taking legal action" published in Public CEO on June 17, 2025. The article discusses the fiscal and environmental impacts of plastic waste on cities, counties, and public entities, representing a strategic collaboration in plastics litigation efforts.

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
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Largest U.S. plaintiff-side law firm with national footprint and mass-tort, personal injury, and class action practices. Comparable as a contingency-fee plaintiff firm pursuing high-volume consumer harm cases, though much larger and broader in scope.

TypeDirect peer
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Plaintiff firm with notable mass tort, antitrust, and personal injury practice. Comparable in complex plaintiff-side litigation against large corporate defendants.

TypeDirect peer
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New York-based plaintiff firm with major mass tort and personal injury practices including wildfires and environmental cases. Comparable in contingency-fee plaintiff litigation and mass tort class work.

TypeDirect peer
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National mass tort and class action plaintiff firm. Comparable in pharmaceutical, medical device, and mass tort plaintiff practice on contingency basis.

TypeDirect peer
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Plaintiff-side firm with mass tort, personal injury, and product liability practice known for large verdicts. Comparable in contingency-fee plaintiff representation and product liability category work.

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Plaintiff-side commercial litigation boutique known for high-stakes verdicts against major corporations. Comparable in high-stakes trial practice targeting Fortune 500 defendants.

TypeDirect peer
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Elite national plaintiff firm with strong mass tort, class action, and personal injury practice and a history of billion-dollar recoveries. Closely comparable in case type, contingency-fee model, and target defendants (corporations and utilities).

TypeDirect peer
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Plaintiff complex litigation firm with class action and mass tort focus. Comparable in contingency-fee class action and consumer protection plaintiff work.

TypeDirect peer
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Plaintiff firm known for asbestos, opioid, and mass tort litigation with national reach. Comparable in contingency-fee mass tort and public-nuisance work against large corporate defendants.

TypeDirect peer
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National plaintiff firm specializing in environmental, mass tort, and qui tam litigation. Comparable in environmental contamination (PFAS, plastics) and mass tort class action work.

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Singleton Schreiber

Plaintiff Litigation Servicessingletonschreiber.com

Singleton Schreiber is a privately held plaintiff-side law firm with 21 U.S. offices that represents wildfire survivors, personal injury plaintiffs, public entities, and mass tort classes on a contingency-fee basis against corporations, utilities, and government defendants.

What Singleton Schreiber does

Singleton Schreiber is a privately held plaintiff-side law firm organized as a California LLP, headquartered in San Diego. The firm represents individuals, public entities, and mass tort classes in litigation against corporations, utilities, and government defendants, with 21 offices across nine U.S. states. Its core practice areas are wildfire litigation, class actions, personal injury, mass torts, civil rights, environmental litigation, public entity law, insurance recovery and bad faith, whistleblower matters, sexual assault and human trafficking, tribal litigation, and consumer protection.

The firm generates revenue primarily through contingency-fee arrangements, where legal fees are collected only upon successful settlement or verdict, supplemented by select hourly and public-entity engagements. It markets through a sales-led motion that combines direct case intake (phone and website), in-person consultations across its office footprint, attorney referrals, content marketing via its blog and newsroom, and community engagement such as virtual town halls for wildfire survivors. Notable outcomes include over $3 billion in cumulative fire-litigation recoveries over the last decade, a $243 million Tesla Autopilot verdict (the first wrongful-death Autopilot trial liability finding), and a $1 billion recovery from PG&E for North Bay and Camp Fire public entities.

Singleton Schreiber is owned and operated by its partners, with no disclosed external private equity, venture capital, or institutional investors. Managing Partner Gerald Singleton and Founding Partner Brett Schreiber anchor a senior bench that includes Britt Strottman (who has recovered over $1 billion from PG&E), Chris Rodriguez (former Pillsbury Winthrop Sacramento managing partner), and Brian Colón (Managing Partner of New Mexico offices). The firm has been repeatedly recognized as a Top 100 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers honoree (2020–2024), was named Law360's Product Liability Group of the Year in 2026, and rebranded in 2022 from Singleton Schreiber McKenzie & Scott when McKenzie Scott PC spun off into an independent practice.

Singleton Schreiber firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Singleton Schreiber
Legal name
Singleton Schreiber, LLP
Website
https://singletonschreiber.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2022
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Singleton Schreiber is a privately held plaintiff-side law firm with 21 U.S. offices that represents wildfire survivors, personal injury plaintiffs, public entities, and mass tort classes on a contingency-fee basis against corporations, utilities, and government defendants.
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Singleton Schreiber industry classification

Industry
Product category
Plaintiff Litigation Services
NAICS
Offices of Lawyers (54111), Legal Services (5411), Offices of Lawyers (541110)
SIC
Services-Legal Services (8111)
akta.pro primary industry
Personal Injury & Insurance Defense (BPAHAAAM)

Keywords

  • Plaintiff litigation
  • Wildfire litigation
  • Personal injury law
  • Class action lawsuits
  • Mass tort litigation

Where Singleton Schreiber is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
San Diego
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices20 records

Markets served

Singleton Schreiber business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Contingency Fee Legal Services: The firm operates primarily on a contingency fee basis for wildfire litigation, personal injury, mass tort, and class action cases, where fees are collected only upon successful settlement or verdict. This aligns client interests with firm incentives. Additional revenue may come from hourly billing for certain matters and public entity legal services.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels8 records

Singleton Schreiber product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Singleton Schreiber is a plaintiff-side law firm providing contingency-fee legal representation across 14 practice areas, including wildfire litigation, class actions, personal injury, mass torts, civil rights, environmental litigation, public entity law, insurance bad faith, and tribal litigation. The firm represents individual disaster survivors, injured plaintiffs, and government entities seeking damages from corporations, utilities, and other defendants, with 21 offices serving clients across the western and southern United States.

Product overview

Singleton Schreiber is a law firm offering legal services across multiple practice areas rather than a technology product platform. The firm provides legal representation through specialized practice groups including Wildfire Litigation, Class Actions, Civil Rights, Environmental Litigation, Mass Torts, Public Entity Law, Consumer Protection Law, Personal Injury, Insurance Recovery and Bad Faith, Whistleblower and False Claims Act, Motion/Writs/Appeals, Worker's Compensation, Sexual Assault and Human Trafficking, and Tribal Litigation. The firm operates from multiple offices across the United States, including locations in California, New Mexico, Washington, Alabama, Colorado, Utah, Oregon, and Hawaii.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Wildfire Litigation

Quantifiable outcome

  • $3 Billion Recovered in fire litigation cases over the last decade
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Singleton Schreiber

Customer profile

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Singleton Schreiber technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Singleton Schreiber partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Kanner & WhiteleycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 17 June 2025Singleton Schreiber co-authored an article with Kanner & Whiteley titled "The hidden costs of plastic pollution: why public entities are taking legal action" published in Public CEO on June 17, 2025. The article discusses the fiscal and environmental impacts of plastic waste on cities, counties, and public entities, representing a strategic collaboration in plastics litigation efforts.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Singleton Schreiber competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Morgan & Morgan: Largest U.S. plaintiff-side law firm with national footprint and mass-tort, personal injury, and class action practices. Comparable as a contingency-fee plaintiff firm pursuing high-volume consumer harm cases, though much larger and broader in scope.

Direct peers

  • Robins Kaplan: Plaintiff firm with notable mass tort, antitrust, and personal injury practice. Comparable in complex plaintiff-side litigation against large corporate defendants.
  • Weitz & Luxenberg: New York-based plaintiff firm with major mass tort and personal injury practices including wildfires and environmental cases. Comparable in contingency-fee plaintiff litigation and mass tort class work.
  • Seeger Weiss: National mass tort and class action plaintiff firm. Comparable in pharmaceutical, medical device, and mass tort plaintiff practice on contingency basis.
  • The Lanier Law Firm: Plaintiff-side firm with mass tort, personal injury, and product liability practice known for large verdicts. Comparable in contingency-fee plaintiff representation and product liability category work.
  • Susman Godfrey: Plaintiff-side commercial litigation boutique known for high-stakes verdicts against major corporations. Comparable in high-stakes trial practice targeting Fortune 500 defendants.
  • Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein: Elite national plaintiff firm with strong mass tort, class action, and personal injury practice and a history of billion-dollar recoveries. Closely comparable in case type, contingency-fee model, and target defendants (corporations and utilities).
  • Zimmerman Reed: Plaintiff complex litigation firm with class action and mass tort focus. Comparable in contingency-fee class action and consumer protection plaintiff work.
  • Motley Rice: Plaintiff firm known for asbestos, opioid, and mass tort litigation with national reach. Comparable in contingency-fee mass tort and public-nuisance work against large corporate defendants.
  • Baron & Budd: National plaintiff firm specializing in environmental, mass tort, and qui tam litigation. Comparable in environmental contamination (PFAS, plastics) and mass tort class action work.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Singleton Schreiber social profiles

Digital presence

Singleton Schreiber financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Singleton Schreiber leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles6 records

Singleton Schreiber funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Singleton Schreiber M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Singleton Schreiber

What does Singleton Schreiber do?

Singleton Schreiber is a plaintiff-side law firm providing contingency-fee legal representation across 14 practice areas, including wildfire litigation, class actions, personal injury, mass torts, civil rights, environmental litigation, public entity law, insurance bad faith, and tribal litigation. The firm represents individual disaster survivors, injured plaintiffs, and government entities seeking damages from corporations, utilities, and other defendants, with 21 offices serving clients across the western and southern United States.

Is Singleton Schreiber a public or private company?

Singleton Schreiber is a private company. It is classified as management employee owned and is currently operating.

When was Singleton Schreiber founded?

Singleton Schreiber was founded in 2022. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Singleton Schreiber based?

Singleton Schreiber is headquartered in San Diego, United States, in the North America region.

How does Singleton Schreiber make money?

One revenue line is on record: contingency Fee Legal Services.

Who are Singleton Schreiber's main competitors?

Morgan & Morgan is listed as a broad incumbent. Direct peers are Robins Kaplan, Weitz & Luxenberg, Seeger Weiss, The Lanier Law Firm, Susman Godfrey, Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, Zimmerman Reed, Motley Rice and Baron & Budd.

Does Singleton Schreiber have an API?

No public API is recorded for Singleton Schreiber.

What industry is Singleton Schreiber in?

Singleton Schreiber's product category is Plaintiff Litigation Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAHAAAM, Personal Injury & Insurance Defense. Its NAICS code is 54111 and its SIC code is 8111.

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YahooCalifornia wineries want a Pickett Fire payout. Only one company, co-founded by Gavin Newsom, got a settlement so farNapa Valley prosecutors filed felony charges against Juan Luis Gutierrez Marfil, an independent contractor at Hundred Acre Winery, for recklessly causing the Pickett Fire that burned 6,800 acres and destroyed dozens of wineries' crops. Only PlumpJack Group, co-founded by Gov. Gavin Newsom, received a settlement, with the amount undisclosed. Thirty wineries and vineyards say they lost about $90 million, and a settlement with Singleton Schreiber is pending.Business Wire BlogTop Plaintiff Firms Join Forces for Law Students: The Mason Gibbs Plaintiffs' Pathway FellowshipGibbs Mura LLP, Singleton Schreiber, and Koskoff Koskoff & Bieder, PC have launched The Mason Gibbs Plaintiffs' Pathway Fellowship, a paid summer program for first-year law students at plaintiff firms across the United States. Applications for the selective fellowship open until December 28, 2025, with placements scheduled for summer 2026. The program aims to recruit law students into plaintiffs' litigation work, offering mentorship, a stipend, and attendance at the American Association for Justice's Annual Convention.SingletonschreiberProperty Damage and LossThe article is a promotional overview for the law firm Singleton Schreiber, which specializes in representing clients seeking compensation for property damage and emotional distress resulting from wildfires in California. It highlights the firm's contingency fee structure and references its past litigation against San Diego Gas and Electric Company regarding specific wildfires. The text serves as an advertisement inviting victims of fire to seek legal assistance for recovering damages.PR NewswireSingleton Schreiber Files Class Action Against 3M, TYCO, Dupont, BASF, and Several Other Corporations Alleging Contamination of Private Water Supplies in Town of CampbellSingleton Schreiber, along with co-counsel Fitzpatrick, Skemp & Butler, filed two class action lawsuits in Wisconsin Federal Court against 3M, TYCO, Dupont, BASF, and numerous other corporations, alleging they manufactured firefighting foam (AFFF) that contaminated hundreds of private wells in the Town of Campbell, Wisconsin with toxic PFAS chemicals. The complaints, filed on behalf of residential property owners and current/former residents, claim the manufacturers distributed AFFF knowing its toxic effects and failed to warn residents, seeking compensation for property damage, loss of value, and medical monitoring costs. PFAS contamination from the La Crosse Airport on French Island allegedly migrated into groundwater and private wells over more than five decades, with documented health risks including thyroid disease, testicular cancer, and kidney cancer.PR NewswireLawsuit Against Inland Power & Light Company Alleges Utility Caused The Gray FireSingleton Schreiber filed a lawsuit against Inland Power & Light Company in Washington State Superior Court on September 28, 2023, alleging the utility company's powerlines and infrastructure ignited the Gray Fire on August 18, 2023. The complaint claims the fire destroyed nearly 11,000 acres and 240 residential structures, killed one person, and displaced thousands of residents, with the defendants accused of using uninsulated powerlines and failing to deenergize them despite known fire-risk weather conditions. A town hall is scheduled for October 10th in Spokane to address questions regarding the lawsuit.PR NewswireSingleton Schreiber Issues Statement Over Hawaiian Electric Company ReportSingleton Schreiber, a Maui-based law firm, publicly criticized Hawaiian Electric Company for admitting its power lines started the August 2023 Maui wildfire while simultaneously blaming county firefighters in an attempt to deflect responsibility. The law firm currently represents victims in three lawsuits filed against Hawaiian Electric Industries and its subsidiaries (Hawaiian Electric Company, Hawai'i Electric Light Company, and Maui Electric Company), alleging the utilities failed to maintain equipment, follow proper procedures, and react to Hurricane Dora's severe winds. The lawsuits seek accountability for injuries, wrongful deaths, and environmental damage caused by the fires.PR NewswireSingleton Schreiber Files Class Action Against Hawaiian Utilities Over Toxic Exposure to ChemicalsFire litigation firm Singleton Schreiber filed a class action lawsuit against Hawaiian Electric Industries, Hawaiian Electric Company, Hawai'i Electric Light Company, and Maui Electric Company, alleging their failure to properly design, construct, operate, and maintain electrical infrastructure caused the Lahaina Fire that killed at least 115 people. The lawsuit claims the resulting wildfire released toxic chemicals including asbestos, lead, benzene, arsenic, and carbon monoxide into the air and contaminated the water supply, requiring decades of medical monitoring for Maui residents. The suit, filed in Second Circuit Court of Hawai'i (Case No. 2CCV-23-0000234), warns of dramatically increased cancer risks and potential wrongful deaths that could dwarf the fire's immediate death toll.PR NewswireFirst Individual Maui Wildfire Lawsuit Against Utilities Filed by Singleton SchreiberSingleton Schreiber filed the first individual lawsuit against Hawaiian Electric Industries, Hawai'i Electric Light Company, and Maui Electric Company on behalf of Lahaina Fire survivors, alleging the utilities' powerlines ignited the devastating wildfire. The complaint claims the defendants were warned about extreme wildfire risks and knew deenergizing powerlines prevents fires but failed to act, leading to at least 93 deaths, over 2,200 destroyed structures, and an estimated $5.52 billion in rebuilding costs. The lawsuit, filed in Hawaii's Second Circuit Court, seeks accountability for negligence, trespass, and nuisance, with the firm representing each client individually rather than as a class action.PR NewswireSingleton Schreiber Working With Maui Fire VictimsSingleton Schreiber, a law firm specializing in wildfire cases, announced it is coordinating with victims of the Maui wildfires that killed at least 36 people and caused extensive damage across Lahaina. The firm stated it is working with experts to investigate whether proper safety precautions were taken and is offering legal representation to residents, business owners, and tourists affected by the disaster. The advertisement notes the firm has approximately 200 employees and has represented over 12,000 victims of utility fires, recovering approximately $2 billion in settlements and verdicts.PR NewswireSingleton Schreiber: Tesla Data Breach Exposes Serious Safety HazardsSingleton Schreiber, a California-based law firm, is commenting on a data breach at Tesla that exposed both customer safety complaints about vehicles from 2015-2022 and customer phone numbers. The breach revealed decades of complaints including sudden acceleration, unintentional emergency braking, and phantom stops, which the firm argues Tesla failed to adequately address despite NHTSA guidance allowing customers to publicize safety issues. The firm has filed a wrongful death lawsuit (Maldonado v. Tesla) alleging a Model S self-driving malfunction caused a fatal accident, while also highlighting that Tesla required customers to sign nondisclosure agreements for repairs.