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It was supposed to be a public reckoning. On Tuesday, Americas largest utility was set to go on trial in an effort to hold it accountable for sparking a wildfire that claimed the lives of four people.California utility avoids trial for 2020 wildfire that killed fourRead moreFamily members of the victims of the 2020 Zogg fire planned to face PGE executives as the company stood trial in a northern California courtroom on manslaughter charges.Instead, Judge Daniel Flynn on Wednesday dismissed the charges and like it has done in so many cases before, PGE agreed to a multimillion-dollar settlement.The outcome largely marks the end of a chaotic chapter for the company, a behemoth in the energy industry that serves about one of every 20 Americans and nearly half of all Californians. In recent years, PGE has been defined by the devastating fires linked to its power equipment that have killed dozens across the state, resulting in mass payouts and the threat of criminal consequences, but arguably little reform.The utility did not have to admit wrongdoing a
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