Drowning Victim Ben Curry is Son PG&E Employee Thomas Curry,

Case FLMSD96-05397 - M. CURRY VS T. CURRY 

Viewed	Date	Action Text	Disposition	Image
	01/19/2011	COPIES	Not Applicable
	10/26/2005 3:30 PM DEPT. 09	HEARING ON F/L RECOMMENDATION CONFERENCE - Minutes	COMPLETED
	10/26/2005	STIPULATION FOR TEMPORARY JUDGE FILED	Not Applicable
	07/28/2005	DECLARATION OF PRIVATE CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATOR FILED RE: QUALIFICATIONS BY BARBARA BOWEN, L.C.S.W. ON 6/10/05	Not Applicable
	07/01/2005	DECLARATION OF BARBARA BOWEN, PRIVATE CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATOR FILED RE: QUALIFICATIONS	Not Applicable
	06/08/2005	CLERK`S CERTIFICATE OF MAILING OF ORDER APPOINTING CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATOR FILED SENT TO ALL PARTIES	Not Applicable
	06/08/2005	FINDINGS & ORDER AFTER 06/08/05 HEARING RE: CUSTODY/VISITATION & CUSTODY EVAL ORDER FILED.	Not Applicable
	06/08/2005	UPDATED CASE TO CHANGE ADDRESS OF PARTY THOMAS BENTON CURRY	Not Applicable
	06/08/2005	SPANIER, ALAN F. CHANGES ATTORNEY FOR THOMAS BENTON CURRY AND IS REPLACED BY PRO/PER	Not Applicable
	06/08/2005	UPDATED CASE TO CHANGE ADDRESS OF PARTY MERRILEE LA VONNE CURRY	Not Applicable
	06/08/2005	MARCIA JENSEN LASSITER CHANGES ATTORNEY FOR MERRILEE LA VONNE CURRY AND IS REPLACED BY PRO/PER	Not Applicable
	06/08/2005	ORDER APPOINTING CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATOR FILED	Not Applicable
	06/08/2005 8:30 AM DEPT. 09	HRG ON F/L MTN/OSC TO/FOR MOD OF CHILD CUSTODY ( MERRILEE LA VONNE CURRY)(PRO PER) - Minutes	COMPLETED
	06/06/2005	PRF OF PERS SVC OF RESPONSIVE DEC TO OSC/NTC OF MO T TO MERRILEE CURRY ON 6/4/05 FILED	Not Applicable
	05/25/2005	RESPONSIVE DECLARATION OF THOMAS BENTON CURRY TO OSC OR NOTICE OF MOTION FIELD; HEARING SCHEDULED FOR 06/08/05 AT 08:30 IN 09	Not Applicable
	05/11/2005	PROOF OF PERSONAL SERVICE OF OSC, ETC ON THOMAS BENTON CURRY FILED. SERVED ON 05/05/05	Not Applicable
	04/27/2005	HEARING ON MOTION WAS SET FOR 6/08/05 AT 8:30 IN DEPT. 09
	04/27/2005	*DELETED*,HEARING ON MOTION WAS SET FOR 7/19/05 AT 8:30 IN DEPT. 07
	04/27/2005	OSC (CUSTODY AND/OR VISITATION RE: MOD OF CHILD CUSTODY FILED BY MERRILEE LA VONNE CURRY	Not Applicable
	08/21/2000	STIPULATION FOR DIVISION OF PENSION BENEFITS & QDRO FILED	Not Applicable
	08/21/2000	STIPULATION FOR DIVISION OF PENSION BENEFITS & QDRO FILED	Not Applicable
	03/29/2000	NOTICE OF UNAVAILABILITY OF ATTORNEY MARCIA JENSEN LASSITER FOR MERRILEE LA VONNE CURRY FOR PERIOD FR.4-18-00-5-12;8-21-00-8-28;12-18-00-12-29-00 FILED	Not Applicable
	11/30/1999	SUBSTITUTION OF ATTORNEY FILED. LASSITER, MARCIA JENSEN SUBSTITUTES OUT AS ATTORNEY FOR MERRILEE LA VONNE CURRY AND IS REPLACED BY MARCIA JENSEN LASSITER	Not Applicable
	11/30/1999	SUBSTITUTION OF ATTY FILED - MARCIA LASSITER IS REPRESENTING MERRILEE CURRY	Not Applicable
	05/14/1999	NOTICE OF ENTRY OF JUDGMENT ON/FOR C/C C/S FILED WITH PROOF OF MAILING	Not Applicable
	05/14/1999	NOTICE OF ENTRY OF JUDGMENT ON/FOR SPOUSAL SUPT WAIVER FILED WITH PROOF OF MAILING	Not Applicable
	05/14/1999	NOTICE OF ENTRY OF JUDGMENT ON/FOR DISSO FILED WITH PROOF OF MAILING	Not Applicable
	04/27/1999 8:30 AM DEPT. 30	F/L COURT TRIAL - LONG CAUSE/DURATION: 2 DAYS - Minutes	OFF-CALENDAR
	04/26/1999	FINAL JUDGMENT FOR DISSOLUTION FILED	Not Applicable
	04/26/1999	FINAL JUDGMENT FOR STIP JUDGMENT RE SP SUPPT WVR & PROPERTY DIVISION FILED	Not Applicable
	04/26/1999	FINAL JUDGMENT FOR STIP JUDGMENT ON CH CUST,COPRNTNG & CH SUPPT FILED	Not Applicable
	04/26/1999	INCOME & EXPENSE DECLARATION FILED BY MERRILEE LA VONNE CURRY	Not Applicable
	04/26/1999	DECLARATION OF MERRILEE LA VONNE CURRY RE: SERVICE OF FINAL DECLARATION OF DISCLOSURE FILED	Not Applicable
	04/26/1999 8:30 AM DEPT. 30	F/L COURT TRIAL - LONG CAUSE/DURATION: 2 DAYS - Minutes	COMPLETED
	04/15/1999	DECLARATION OF THOMAS BENTON CURRY RE: SERVICE OF FINAL DECLARATION OF DISCLOSURE FILED	Not Applicable
	04/15/1999	INCOME & EXPENSE DECLARATION FILED BY THOMAS BENTON CURRY	Not Applicable
	03/05/1999	UNREPORTED MINUTE ORDER FILED	Not Applicable
	03/04/1999	F/L COURT TRIAL WAS SET FOR 4/27/99 AT 8:30 IN DEPT 30
	03/04/1999	F/L COURT TRIAL WAS SET FOR 4/26/99 AT 8:30 IN DEPT 30
	03/04/1999 3:30 PM DEPT. 30	HEARING ON F/L SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE - Minutes	COMPLETED
	02/09/1999 2:00 PM DEPT. 30	HEARING ON F/L SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE - Minutes	CONTINUED
	12/16/1998 2:00 PM DEPT. 30	HEARING ON F/L SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE - Minutes	CONTINUED
	10/26/1998	NOTICE OF/TO APPEARANCE AND RESPONSE FILED ON BEHALF OF PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC RETIREMENT PLAN, PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC SAVINGSFUND PLAN	Not Applicable
	10/20/1998	PRF OF SVC OF SUMMONS (JOINDER - PENSION PLAN) F.L. PETITION FILED 10/25/1996 OF MERRILEE CURRY BY MAIL W/NTC & ACKNOWL OF RECEIPT SIGNED BY PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC SAVINGSFUND PLAN ON 09/23/98 FILED	Not Applicable
	10/20/1998	PRF OF SVC OF SUMMONS (JOINDER - PENSION PLAN) F.L. PETITION FILED 10/25/1996 OF MERRILEE CURRY BY MAIL W/NTC & ACKNOWL OF RECEIPT SIGNED BY PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC RETIREMENT PLAN ON 09/23/98 FILED	Not Applicable
	10/20/1998	PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC RETIREMENT PLAN, PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC SAVINGSFUND PLAN ADDED AS A PARTY	Not Applicable
	10/20/1998	SUMMONS (JOINDER) FILED	Not Applicable
	09/23/1998 1:30 PM DEPT. 30	HEARING ON F/L STATUS CONFERENCE CONFERENCE - Minutes	CONTINUED
	09/21/1998	F/L CONFERENCE WAS SET FOR 12/16/98 AT 14:00 IN DEPT. 30
	09/18/1998	F/L CONFERENCE WAS SET FOR 9/23/98 AT 13:30 IN DEPT. 30

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Case FLMSD96-05397 - M. CURRY VS T. CURRY 

Viewed	Date	Action Text	Disposition	Image
	09/18/1998	UPDATE F.L. PETITION FILED 10/25/1996 OF MERRILEE CURRY	Not Applicable
	09/01/1998	PLEADING ON JOINDER - EMPL PENS BENEFIT PLAN SUM MONS ISSUED
	09/01/1998	REQ FOR JOIN OF EMPL PENS BENEFIT PLAN & ORDER P GE RETIREMENT PLAN/SAVINGS FUND
	08/21/1998	STIP & ORDER FOR PRIVATE CH CUST EVAL
	06/16/1998 8:00 AM DEPT. 30	FAMILY LAW STATUS CONFERENCE
	06/16/1998 8:00 AM DEPT. 30	FAMILY LAW STATUS CONFERENCE 2ND CONTINUANCE - Minutes	COMPLETED
	03/10/1998 8:00 AM DEPT. 30	FAMILY LAW STATUS CONFERENCE 2ND CONTINUANCE
	03/10/1998 8:00 AM DEPT. 30	FAMILY LAW STATUS CONFERENCE - Minutes	COMPLETED
	12/17/1997 8:00 AM DEPT. 30	FAMILY LAW STATUS CONFERENCE
	12/15/1997 8:00 AM DEPT. 30	TELEPHONE STATUS CONFERENCE - Minutes	COMPLETED
	11/18/1997	NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE
	11/18/1997 8:00 AM DEPT. 30	TELEPHONE STATUS CONFERENCE
	11/13/1997	> AT-ISSUE MEMORANDUM OF PETNR-MERRILEE LA VONNE CURRY BY: MARCIA LASSITER; NJT; 4 HOURS
	10/21/1997	>> RESPONSE FILED AND REQUEST FOR DISSOLUTION
	11/14/1996	SUMMONS W/PRF OF MAILING W/NTC & ACK OF RECEIPTS IGNED ON 11-7-96
	10/25/1996	PETN FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE - SUMMONS ISSUE D

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REALLY? PG&E TAKES ACTION TO ADDRESS EX PARTE COMMUNICATION ISSUES IDENTIFIED IN SELF-REPORT TO CPUC TODAY; PLEDGES 'NO EXCUSES' COMPLIANCE

PG&E TAKES ACTION TO ADDRESS EX PARTE COMMUNICATION ISSUES IDENTIFIED IN SEL

F-REPORT TO CPUC TODAY; PLEDGES 'NO EXCUSES' COMPLIANCE

Release Date: September 15, 2014
Contact: PG&E External Communications (415) 973-5930

San Francisco, Calif.— Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) today notified the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) that an extensive internal review of nearly five years of emails between the company and officials at the Commission has identified a number of instances in which PG&E believes it violated the CPUC's rules governing communications with the state regulator in the pending Gas Transmission & Storage rate case.

The communications reported to the CPUC today occurred over a three-week period in January, 2014, during which time a number of e-mails were sent to the CPUC concerning the assignment of administrative law judges and commissioners to the Gas Transmission & Storage rate case. These e-mails may have violated CPUC rules prohibiting certain ex parte communications -- meaning communication with decision-makers that takes place without the knowledge of all parties to a proceeding.

These communications were identified after the company voluntarily chose to broaden its internal review of any potential ex parte communications well beyond those communications referenced in a San Bruno motion filed last July. The expanded review included more than 65,000 emails to and from the Commission since early 2010.

Actions to Address

"As a company, we must be committed to complying with both the letter and the spirit of the law and PG&E's own Code of Conduct at all times. No excuses. That is, and must be, the standard for our behavior individually and as a company," Chairman and CEO Tony Earley and President Chris Johns said in a joint letter to employees today.

They outlined actions resulting from the internal review process:

• Three officers will no longer be employed by the company. They are the senior vice president of regulatory affairs, vice president of regulatory relations, and vice president of regulatory proceedings and rates.
• PG&E has appointed Steve Malnight as senior vice president of regulatory relations. Previously, Malnight was vice president of customer energy solutions. Malnight will report to PG&E President Chris Johns.
• The company is creating the new role of chief regulatory compliance officer, whose mandate will be to help oversee compliance with all requirements governing PG&E’s interactions with the CPUC. The position will report to Chairman and CEO Tony Earley and to the Audit Committee of the PG&E Board of Directors.
• The company has engaged Ken Salazar, a partner in the WilmerHale law firm, as special counsel on regulatory compliance matters to assist in developing a best-in-class regulatory compliance model. Salazar has deep experience in regulatory and energy matters. Among his roles has been service as Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Senator from Colorado, Attorney General of Colorado and Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Natural Resources.
• PG&E plans additional, mandatory training for all employees who routinely interact with PG&E's regulators.

Letter to Employees

In their joint letter announcing these actions to employees, Earley and Johns said, in part:

"As a company, we must be committed to complying with both the letter and the spirit of the law and PG&E's own Code of Conduct at all times. No excuses. That is, and must be, the standard for our behavior individually and as a company.

"We all have a responsibility to know, understand and comply with all of the rules, including PG&E's own Code of Conduct, as they apply to our respective roles.

"In these instances, there was behavior that clearly failed to meet that standard, and we greatly regret that. Even absent an ex parte violation, these actions did not represent the company in the manner we expect of our officers. As a result, we took immediate and definitive action. We’re continuing this review and will take additional actions if warranted.

"Beyond that, it is also clear that we need to take additional steps to raise the level of professionalism and propriety in our interactions with regulators. While many of us have felt that criticism characterizing PG&E's relationship with the CPUC as 'cozy' has been unfair, we need to acknowledge that we have earned some of the criticism and we need to take action to change that.

"As we have said previously, we have been very disappointed by the tone of some emails that have been reviewed. While not violations of regulations, they are unprofessional and unacceptable.

"We've made truly incredible progress in terms of our operational focus and in creating a strong safety culture at PG&E. But to be successful, it's also critical that our culture demonstrates an unfailing commitment to conducting our business in compliance with both the letter and spirit of the law and our Code of Conduct and with a high degree of professionalism."

PG&E's filing with the CPUC can be read here.

About PG&E

Pacific Gas and Electric Company, a subsidiary of PG&E Corporation (NYSE:PCG), is one of the largest combined natural gas and electric utilities in the United States. Based in San Francisco, with more than 20,000 employees, the company delivers some of the nation’s cleanest energy to nearly 16 million people in Northern and Central California. For more information, visit www.pge.com/ and https://www.pge.com/about/newsroom/.

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