Civil Litigation,
Environmental & Energy
Jan. 7, 2020
LA County ordered to produce Porter Ranch health surveys
A Los Angeles state court judge Monday ordered the production of names and addresses of those surveyed about the health effects from the 2015 gas blowout at Porter Ranch — information plaintiffs believe will shed light on the emission of toxic chemicals.
LOS ANGELES -- A judge Monday ordered the production of names and addresses of those surveyed about the health effects from the 2015 gas blowout at Porter Ranch -- information plaintiffs believe will shed light on the emission of toxic chemicals but which the county's attorney said are confidential under the law.
Plaintiffs representing those affected by the gas leak subpoenaed the county Department of Public Health for the informa...
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