Government
Sep. 19, 2014
Longtime public interest attorney regrets email exchange with PG&E executive
Mike Florio, a longtime public interest attorney turned regulator, said Wednesday he messed up in discussing which administrative law judge should decide a rate hike case with an executive from Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Mike Florio, a longtime public interest attorney turned regulator, said Wednesday he messed up in discussing which administrative law judge should decide a rate hike case with an executive from Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
In an interview, Florio said he regretted the email discussions with the utility company executive, which violate the California Public Utility Commission's own rules.
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