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CPUC to Consider Expansion of Service Quality Standards to Internet-Based Telecommunications Providers | Downey Brand LLP - Vimarsana News

CPUC to Consider Expansion of Service Quality Standards to Internet-Based Telecommunications Providers | Downey Brand LLP

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) issued a Proposed Decision on March 7 that, if adopted, would expand the service quality standards that currently apply to telephone...

Slater Fire Lawsuit Expands in Siskiyou County - Vimarsana News

Slater Fire Lawsuit Expands in Siskiyou County

San Francisco, CA -- A new Siskiyou County lawsuit is on file tonight against California power utility PacifiCorp involving a wildfire that burned more than 150,000 acres in Siskiyou, Del

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Stop the closure of Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant - Vimarsana News

Stop the closure of Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant

Open letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom from a former U.S. secretary of energy and 75 experts We are some of the leading scientists, entrepreneurs and academics

2021 Eminent Domain Case Law Year in Review | Nossaman LLP - Vimarsana News

2021 Eminent Domain Case Law Year in Review | Nossaman LLP

Throughout all of the ups and downs in 2021, there have been multiple developments on the eminent domain front, including the special occasion where the U.S. Supreme Court heard a...

Water Utility Avoids Inverse Condemnation Liability | Nossaman LLP - Vimarsana News

Water Utility Avoids Inverse Condemnation Liability | Nossaman LLP

Generally, if utilities with the right of eminent domain cause damage to private property during the operation of their facilities, they may face inverse condemnation liability....