By America Hernandez
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Two months after an underground natural gas leak near the Santa Susana mountains in Los Angeles County was first reported to state authorities, a steady stream of civil complaints shows no sign of stopping.
"The exposure is in the billions of dollars because there are so many interested parties," said Matthew S. McNicholas, a partner at McNicholas & McNicholas LLP in...
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