Meanwhile, Oakland attorney John Burris says more than 3,000 people have signed up to seek legal action against Chevron. At a gathering in Richmond Saturday, Burris said the fire was preventable. He is trying to bring as many people as possible into the fold to join a claim of gross negligence.
Attorneys and medical professionals were among those offering services at Saturday's "Know Your Rights Community Rally."
On Monday, the first in a series of meetings will update residents on the investigation into the August 6 fire. That meeting will be held at 10 a-m at the Richmond City Council chambers.
