Los Angeles, CA (December 5, 2025) – Three workers suffered serious burn injuries after an electrical fire broke out on Thursday, December 4, inside a high-rise building in Woodland Hills.
The fire started around 7:34 a.m. on the tenth floor of a seventeen-story property at 6320 North Canoga Avenue. Firefighters found the electrical fire and put it out.
Paramedics treated three workers with significant burns and took them to a nearby hospital in serious condition. Officials have not released their ages or genders.
Investigators are still working to determine what caused the fire.
We wish the injured workers a steady recovery.
Fire Accidents in California
Electrical workplace fires can cause life-changing burns in seconds. These injuries may harm skin, nerves, and breathing, and often require long hospital care, therapy, and time off work.
California law may let injured workers recover costs for treatment, lost pay, and ongoing care. If a third party caused unsafe conditions, they may also have a separate injury claim.
In situations like this, speaking with a personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles can help injured workers and their families understand whether someone outside the job site may be legally responsible for the fire.
If you or someone you love suffered burns in a workplace fire, we are ready to help you understand your options. At Leiva Law Firm, we take these cases seriously and fight for the support families need. Call us at (818) 519-4465 to schedule your free consultation today.
