Class Action: PG&E bondholders (NYSE: PCG)

The Pacific Gas and Electric Company (NYSE: PCG) is an investor-owned utility based in Northern California. In recent years, the company has dealt with a number of issues related to wildfires and financial liability.

In January of 2019, PG&E announced its intention to file for bankruptcy in relation to the potential legal liability for wildfires that caused tremendous damage across California in 2018.

If you are a PG&E bondholder who sustained significant investment losses, our class action investment fraud lawyers are here to help. For a free, no obligation initial consultation, please call us today at 305.912.3000 to discuss your options. We handle class action securities fraud claims on contingency.

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PG&E Bondholders Have Legal Rights

If you are a PG&E bondholder, you may be eligible to recover financial compensation for investment losses through a class action lawsuit. You should speak to an attorney immediately. PG&E bond offerings that are implicated in a class action include:

• 694308HP5;
• 694308HQ3;
• 694308HR1;
• 694308HS9;
• 694308HU4;
• 694308HW0;
• 694308HY6;
• US694308HP52;
• US694308HQ36;
• US694308HR19;
• US694308HS91;
• US694308HU48;
• US694308HW04;
• US694308HY69;
• BD24YZ3;
• BD6R3M8;
• BDGSDZ4;
• BF03PF3;
• BF29GQ7;
• BG88F02; and

Affected bondholders only have a limited amount of time to join a legal claim. To learn more about your rights, you should discuss your case with an experienced legal professional today.

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