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NJ Utilities Had No Duty To Suspend Service Ahead Of Sandy

By Bill Wichert ( April 3, 2020, 5:34 PM EDT) -- Electric and gas utilities in New Jersey did not have a duty to preemptively suspend service before customers' homes were destroyed in fires during Superstorm Sandy since state law did not require such action, a state appellate panel said Friday in declining to revive the customers' suits against the companies....

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