Civil Litigation,
Administrative/Regulatory
Dec. 13, 2018
PG&E gives details on tower near Camp Fire spark
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. provided a detailed description of the transmission tower that plaintiffs in lawsuits claim started the Camp Fire in a letter to state regulators that one plaintiffs' attorney called an "admission of liability."
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. provided to state regulators a detailed description of the transmission tower that plaintiffs in lawsuits claim started the Camp Fire.
One plaintiffs' attorney called the letter an "admission of liability."
"They are basically saying exactly what we said," commented plaintiffs' attorney Michael Danko of Danko Meredith, who filed a lawsuit against the state's largest u...
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