Litigation
Nov. 30, 2006
PG&E May Be Held Indirectly Liable
A boy who got hurt trying to retrieve his kite from tangled power lines can't sue the electric company, but that doesn't mean that Pacific Gas & Electric is off the hook for his injuries.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A boy who got hurt trying to retrieve his kite from tangled power lines can't sue the electric company, but that doesn't mean that Pacific Gas & Electric is off the hook for his injuries.
In a case of first impression, the 6th District Court of Appeal ruled that the boy's neighbor can turn to the giant utility company if she's fo...
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