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You might try looking up your gas company's agent for service of process (Secretary of State site search, probably). Send a registered snail mail describing th
by ridgeguy 8y ago
You might try looking up your gas company's agent for service of process (Secretary of State site search, probably).
Send a registered snail mail describing the leak in your neighborhood to the agent, copy corporate counsel and at least one local news organization. Major bonus points if you find and copy the gas company's insurance carrier. Emphasize the potential for destruction of property and death of innocents - and the gas company's potential liability. Raise the spectre of California's PG&E and San Bruno.
Management and its insurers care deeply about liability. Old-fashioned paper trails can be surprisingly effective.
- tomcam 8y agoReally good suggestion
- swingline-747 8y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Bruno_pipeline_explosion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Bruno_pipeline_explosion
- emodendroket 8y ago> On January 13, 2012, an independent audit from the State of California issued a report stating that PG&E had illegally diverted over $100 million from a fund used for safety operations, and instead used it for executive compensation and bonuses. That's pretty impressively cynical.
- sulam 8y agoYou can now raise the spectre of Andover. :(