Environmental & Energy,
Bankruptcy
May 28, 2020
Uncast ballots not an issue, PG&E bankruptcy judge says
More than 26,000 ballots from victims of historically destructive wildfires voting on whether to approve Pacific Gas & Electric Co.'s reorganization plan were not cast, an executive from the company processing the votes testified Wednesday.
SAN FRANCISCO -- More than 26,000 ballots from victims of historically destructive wildfires voting on whether to approve Pacific Gas & Electric Co.'s reorganization plan were not cast, an executive from the company processing the votes testified Wednesday.
While PG&E indicated victims overwhelmingly approved the proposal, Christina Pullo, Prime Clerk vice president of global corporate actions, said slightly more than half of all b...
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