Most people are aware that video cameras on the dashboard of police cars are entirely legal and often help police officers catch speeders and dangerous drivers in the act. What fewer people know is that even private civilian vehicles in California are allowed to have what are commonly referred to as dash cams (dashboard cameras). …
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Mar. 21, 2019 New reports indicate Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) received warnings about the transmission line that may have started 2018’s devastating Camp Fire but failed to do anything to repair that line. NBC analyzed internal documents from PG&E that indicate a warning from as early as 2014 suggested the Caribou-Palermo power lines were …
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Jan. 10, 2019 After two years of California wildfires that have been linked or potentially linked to Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), an explosion that the utility faced criminal charges for, and continued allegations of violating state laws, California regulators are determining what to do about PG&E. A federal judge is already overseeing the utility’s …
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November 26, 2018 To anyone who has ever had a medical insurance claim denied by an insurance carrier, it may come as no surprise that someone would file a bad faith insurance lawsuit against a provider. What may be surprising, however, is that directors at Aetna reportedly admitted they handled dozens of cases in a …
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