Civil Litigation,
Bankruptcy
Oct. 22, 2019
Judge suggests PG&E go 'to every trailer' for fire claimants
A federal judge who will estimate the extent of Pacific Gas and ElectricCo.'s damages from historically destructive wildfires the last two years, berated the utility Monday for allegedly failing to provide sufficient notice and avenues for victims to submit claims for damages.
SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal judge who will estimate the extent of Pacific Gas and ElectricCo.'s damages from historically destructive wildfires the last two years, berated the utility Monday for allegedly failing to provide sufficient notice and avenues for victims to submit claims for damages.
PG&E has been engaging in "a lot of posturing," and its "litigation games are unacceptable," said U.S. District Judge
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