California Courts of Appeal
Nov. 20, 2018
Appellate court gives Porter Ranch residents chance to argue restitution
Residents affected by the 2015 Aliso Canyon gas leak will have a chance to change a court’s mind about being shut out of restitution related to a criminal plea deal struck between Los Angeles County and Southern California Gas Company.
Residents affected by the 2015 Aliso Canyon gas leak will have a chance to change a court's mind about being shut out of restitution related to a criminal plea deal struck between Los Angeles County and the Southern California Gas Company.
After a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge two years ago declined to order restitution as part of the utility's guilty plea over the massive gas leak, plaintiffs' attorneys filed a writ of man...
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