Bankruptcy
Feb. 1, 2019
Bankruptcy judge sides with PG&E on short-term payments
A federal judge largely agreed with Pacific Gas and Electric Corp. Thursday on how the utility should handle its short-term financial commitments while setting the stage for combative proceedings on when and how much thousands of other creditors should be paid.
SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal judge largely agreed with Pacific Gas and Electric Corp. Thursday on how the utility should handle its short-term financial commitments while setting the stage for combative proceedings on when and how much thousands of other creditors should be paid.
Despite objections to PG&E's financial disclosures, which an attorney at the hearing complained were "shrouded in secrecy," U.S. Bankruptcy Judge
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