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WSJ Asks Danko About Risks To PG&E Victims’ Fund

February 15, 2020 Posted In

Mike Danko explains to the Wall Street Journal  that if the Wildfire Victims’ Trust is funded in part with PG&E stock, then victims would necessarily bear the financial risk of future wildfires, at least until the stock can be sold.  But the risk is mitigated by a $21 billion insurance fund that PG&E would be…

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Governor Newsom, Mike Danko Talk About What Lies Ahead For PG&E

February 1, 2020 Posted In

PG&E wants to be out of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy by June 30.  But Governor Newsom doesn’t like PG&E’s exit plan. “I have no interest in the existing management and the existing board,” Newsom said. “It has to be a completely new company.” And he kept repeating this threat: “There’s going to be a new company…

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Danko Meredith Lawsuit on Behalf of Jailed United Passenger To Proceed

January 12, 2020 Posted In

“Jeremiah Thede is ‘glad he will have his day in court against United Airlines,’ said his lawyer, Mike Danko. ‘He feels that everyone needs to know about what United did to him, because it could happen to anyone.’” Jemiah Thede boarded a United flight from Rome to his home in Oakland.  He was hungry and…

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Wildfire Victims Would Lose in Liquidation

December 29, 2019 Posted In

By blocking PG&E’s plan to exit bankruptcy, California’s governor pushes PG&E towards liquidation.  Firm clients speak out on CNBC. Mike Danko explains that, if PG&E is liquidated, wildfire victims stand to lose. Watch online.

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Danko: Report Shows That PG&E Runs Its Equipment To Failure

December 3, 2019 Posted In

The CPUC is out with its report on the Camp Fire.  The report lists all the opportunities PG&E had to prevent the fire from happening.  Instead, PG&E chose to neglect safety and maximize profits. Mike Danko tells the Wall Street Journal, “It’s not one bad day, not one missed hook. They let the equipment run…

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