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Judge Backs Off Aggressive Fire-Prevention Plan for PG&E

A federal judge overseeing PG&E Corp.’s safety compliance backed off the aggressive fire prevention plan he sought to impose in January, conceding to the bankrupt utility’s complaint that it was unrealistic. U.S. District Judge William Alsup said he’s prepared to … Source: Claims Journal

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Judge Orders PG&E Compliance With Fire Safety Laws

A federal judge is requiring PG&E Corp. to abide by rules governing how the utility operates its power lines in California, seeking to reform what he described as “dismal” management that led to a series of destructive fires over the … Source: Claims Journal

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Viewing Drones from an Insurance Claim Perspective

Do you own or know somebody who owns a drone? Think about this past year — have you had experiences where you encountered a drone? Perhaps you are attending an outside public event, going for a walk or dining on … Source: Claims Journal

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Mass. High Court Applies 6-Year Limit to Asbestos Illness Claims

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that a statute of repose barring many construction-related personal injury claims after a time limit of six years also applies to claims involving diseases with extended latency periods, such as asbestos-related illnesses. The … Source: Claims Journal

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