After lambasting a deputy California attorney general for refusing to publicly address questions relating to prior criminal probes against a utility, a state court judge overseeing the Woolsey Fire litigation then granted his motion to quash subpoenas on Tuesday, allowing plaintiffs only to receive a redacted version of the causation report.
A full causation report is anticipated to be available in April 2020. Plaintiffs sought to ...
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