Civil Litigation,
Government
Aug. 14, 2019
Wildfire funding suit shouldn’t be linked to PG&E probation, state argues
In court filings, state officials said it would be inappropriate to relate a lawsuit challenging a wildfire funding bill to a criminal case against PG&E over a pipeline explosion.
In court filings, state officials said it would be inappropriate to relate a lawsuit challenging a wildfire funding bill to a criminal case against PG&E over a pipeline explosion.
Michael J. Aguirre of Aguirre Severson LLP in San Diego has accused lawmakers of trying to bail out utilities whose equipment is blamed for devastating fires throughout California. Cannara, Nelson v. Dept. of Water Resources et al., 19-CV04171 (N.D. ...
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