Civil Litigation,
Bankruptcy
Oct. 29, 2019
As wildfires rage, PG&E bankruptcy inches toward end
The federal judge overseeing proceedings to estimate the Pacific Gas & Electric Corp.'s liability for historically destructive wildfires the last two years suggested Monday that both sides abandon finalizing a questionnaire designed to inform his damages calculation.
SAN FRANCISCO -- The federal judge overseeing proceedings to estimate the Pacific Gas & Electric Corp.'s liability for historically destructive wildfires the last two years suggested Monday that both sides abandon finalizing a questionnaire designed to inform his damages calculation.
As the deadline for PG&E to emerge from bankruptcy creeps closer, U.S. District Judge
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