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A house is insured. PG&E is insured. My house burns down, my insurance pays for it. Then they sue PG&E to recover that payout. As far as who is at fault: a f
by LanceH 8y ago
A house is insured. PG&E is insured. My house burns down, my insurance pays for it. Then they sue PG&E to recover that payout.
As far as who is at fault: a fire needs a fuel, oxygen and a spark. It can be argued that a spark is going to happen somewhere, and mitigating it is more about not having the fuel so that it can chain and spread.
- masonic 8y agoPG&E is insured. Do we know this? Many large public and quasi-public entities are self-insuring.