Matthew Sharp Represents Little Valley Wild Fire Homeowners
Matthew Sharp appears on KOLO 8 News
Matthew Sharp appears on Reno News 4
Reno, Nevada lawyer Matthew Sharp is representing the victims of the Little Valley Fire who lost their homes after a controlled burn got away from the Nevada Division of Forestry. In the early morning hours of October 14 winds as high as 70 mph blew through the foothills of the Sierra Mountains fanning the embers of a controlled burn that had run from October 4-7. (more…)
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