Civil Litigation,
Government
Dec. 26, 2018
Future of PG&E, other state utilities, may depend on state legislation next year
State lawmakers are split on how the Legislature will address wildfire-related costs and liability on utilities, with a primary focus on Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
State lawmakers are split on how the Legislature should address wildfire-related costs and liability for utilities, with a primary focus on Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Some want to save the embattled utility from bankruptcy in what critics have called a bailout while others are calling for drastic changes to be imposed on the company in the wake of allegations by plaintiffs in lawsuits that PG&E equipment caused what is now ...
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