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SULLIVAN HILL REZ & ENGEL Electronically Filed 5/28/19

A Professional Law Corporation

James P. Hill, SBN 90478

Christopher V. Hawkins, SBN 222961

600 B Street, Suite 1700

San Diego, California 92101

Tel: (619) 233-4100

Email: hill@sullivanhill.com

hawkins@sullivanhill.com

Gerald Singleton, SBN 208783

John C. Lemon, SBN 175847

SINGLETON LAW FIRM, APC

450 A Street, 5th Floor

San Diego, CA 92101

Tel: (619) 771-3473

Fax: (619) 255-1515

Email: gerald@slffirm.com

john@slffirm.com

Attorneys for SLF Fire Victim Claimants

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION

In re

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Case No. 19-30088 (DM)

Chapter 11

(Lead Case–Jointly Administered)

OBJECTIONS BY THE SINGLETON LAW 

FIRM FIRE VICTIM CLAIMANTS TO: (1) 

THE PROOF-OF-CLAIM FORMS 

PROPOSED BY PG&E AND THE TORT 

CLAIMANTS COMMITTEE (INCLUDING 

A PROPOSED ALTERNATIVE FORM); 

AND (2) THE WILDFIRE-CLAIM CUT-OFF 

DATE PROPOSED BY PG&E [ECF 1784, 

1824]

Date: June 11, 2019

Time: 9:30 a.m. (Pacific)

Place: United States Bankruptcy Court

Courtroom 17, 16th Floor

San Francisco, CA 94102

Hon. Dennis Montali

Opposition Deadline: May 28, 2019

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TO: ALL COUNSEL AND THEIR ATTORNEYS OF RECORD

The Singleton Law Firm Fire Victim Claimants (“SLF Claimants”) hereby submit the 

following objections to the above-captioned debtors’ (collectively, “PG&E”) proposed Proof of 

Claim Form and to PG&E’s prposed deadline of September 16, 2019, for submitting proofs of claims 

for fire claims, and attach a proposed modification to the Proof of Claim Form proposed by the Tort 

Claims Committee.

I.

Introduction and Pertinent Facts

On May 1, 2019, PG&E filed a motion to, inter alia, set a September 16, 2019 deadline for 

submitting wildfire claims. Doc. No. 1784. In the same pleading, it proposed a Wildfire Claimant 

Proof of Claim Form. On May 3, the Official Committee of Tort Claimants Committee (“TCC”)

moved for an order adopting a different proof of claim form for wildfire claimants. Docs. No. 1824-

25. This Court has scheduled a hearing for June 11.

The proof of claim form proposed by PG&E is unduly burdensome, and the SLF Claimants

agree with the TCC that the only information required for the proof of claim form should be the 

information requested by the TCC’s version of the proposed form. 

However, a significant number of the SLF Claimants are able to supply more information,

which would presumably be helpful to PG&E in processing the claims and formulating a plan of 

reorganization. Accordingly, in the interest of expediting this process, the SLF Claimants propose a

slightly modified proof of claim form, which would permit claimants who can provide an estimated 

claim amount to do so.

The SLF Claimants’ proposed form also permits multiple individuals who suffered a loss 

relating to the same property to submit a single form, rather than having each individual file separate 

forms. This will streamline the process – by requiring PG&E to review and process significantly 

fewer claim forms – and will also give PG&E a more realistic assessment of the amount of damages 

claimed because individuals with a joint loss (e.g., a husband and wife who jointly own a home 

destroyed in one of the fires started by PG&E) will not have to submit separate, duplicative claims. 

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With respect to the deadline for submitting claims, the SLF Claimants object to PG&E’s

proposed September 16, 2019 bar date, which would provide victims of the Camp Fire less than a 

year to file claims, likely barring the claims of many victims who have not yet come forward. They 

instead propose November 8, 2019, which would be exactly one year following the date of the Camp 

Fire.

II.

This Court should authorize a hybrid proof of claim form, which would allow (but not require)

fire victims to provide more information to PG&E whenever possible, presumably shortening 

the time for the victims to be made whole.

A. The TCC’s form, as modified by the SLF Claimants, should be adopted 

As a threshold matter, the SLF Claimants agree with the TCC that the only required

information for the wildfire proof-of-claim form should be the information called for by the TCC 

questionnaire. See Doc. No. 1824-1. Providing additional detail should not be mandatory and 

PG&E’s attempt to impose that requirement is an obvious attempt to bar legitimate claims. See 

Partial Objection of Ad Hoc Group of Subrogation Claim Holders, Doc. No. 2043 at 2-3 (PG&E’s 

“proposed order . . . appears to set up a foot-fault where a claimant that is unable to answer every 

question” shall be “forever barred, estopped, and enjoined from asserting [] claims.”).

The SLF Claimants nonetheless want to have the option of providing more detail, however, 

because – if past is prologue – PG&E will rely on the absence of that information to further delay this 

process. Indeed, PG&E states in its motion that “[t]he analysis of Wildfire Claims in particular is of 

critical importance to move these Chapter 11 Cases forward.” Doc. No. 1784 at 13. And it later

elaborates that specific information regarding loss and injury is critical for PG&E to be able to assess 

its total liability:

It is abundantly clear that a gating issue in these cases is the magnitude of the Debtors’ 

liability with respect to Wildfire Claims to be addressed in a plan of reorganization. . . 

[T]he information being requested is critical to assessing the Debtors’ aggregate 

liability, overall and for different categories of claims. For instance, identifying the 

relevant fire and the location of the loss or injury is necessary to ensure that liability 

findings made with respect to the individual fires are carried through to the 

corresponding claims.

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Id. at 27-28.

It is also an open secret that PG&E elected to enter Chapter 11 for the purpose of delay –

using that delay as leverage to lobby Sacramento to: (1) reduce PG&E’s liability for future fires; and 

(2) provide a taxpayer-funded bailout fund. Indeed, PG&E recently moved for a 180-day extension 

of its exclusivity period while at the same time conceding before this Court that it doesn’t “have a 

plan of reorganization” and that “until we have a better handle on total claims exposure as well as the 

legislation to reform wildfire liability laws, we are not in a position to be able to put forward a plan of 

reorganization.” April 29, 2019 Transcript of Meeting of Creditors at 13. 

And the SLF Claimants are not the only interested parties who have noticed. On May 15, 

2019, for example, the Ad Hoc Committee of Senior Unsecured Noteholders filed a statement “to 

register its concerns regarding the length of the extension sought [by PG&E].” Doc. No. 2008 at 2. 

According to that statement, “the Debtors have not . . . engaged in any substantive plan-related 

discussions with any of their primary stakeholders, including the Ad Hoc Committee, which holds a 

majority of the Utility’s approximately $20.5 billion in funded debt.” Id. 

It is thus reasonable to infer – based on PG&E’s conduct to date – that it will use the absence 

of specific loss and injury information on the proof-of-claim forms to protest that it cannot process 

the claims, further dragging out this process. 

In the interest of aiding PG&E in processing these claims (as well as eliminating this potential 

delay tactic), the SLF Claimants wish to have the option of including the amount of their claim if they 

have a reasonable basis for doing so at the time of filing. The SLF Claimants proposed, modified

form is attached as Exhibit A.

B. It will both streamline and improve the accuracy of the tort claims process if multiple 

claimants whose damages relate to the same property are permitted to file a single 

proof-of-claim form

The SLF Claimants’ proposed form also permits multiple individuals who suffered a loss 

relating to the same property to submit a single form, rather than having each individual file separate 

forms. By requiring PG&E to review and assess fewer claims, this will both streamline the process 

and give PG&E a more realistic assessment of the actual amount of damages claimed.

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Here is an example of how this process will be an improvement over filing separate claims. 

Under the current system, if a husband and wife jointly own a home that was destroyed, then each 

would have to file a separate claim for the full value of the property destroyed. Under the SLF 

Claimants’ proposed form, however, the husband and wife would jointly file a single claim that sets 

forth the amount of their loss. This will give PG&E a much more accurate picture of the damages 

caused by the fire, since they will not have to needlessly deal with duplicative claims.

Moreover, because fire claims in litigation generally are resolved by property (i.e., a single 

family unit will typically negotiate and receive a single settlement, rather than each member of the 

family negotiating his or her amount separately), this system will allow the parties to resolve these 

claims in the same manner they are accustomed to resolving them in Superior Court. Since many of 

the attorneys representing fire victims in this bankruptcy have already resolved hundreds of fire 

claims with PG&E from the 2015 Butte Fire, this will allow the parties to use the information and 

knowledge gained in Butte to more quickly evaluate – and resolve – the fire claims involved in this 

bankruptcy. Rather than re-inventing the wheel, the parties can work from the system that worked so 

well in the 2015 Butte Fire to construct a similar system for resolving the wildfire claims in this 

bankruptcy.

III.

PG&E’s proposed claims-filing deadline of September 16, 2019 is premature; this Court should 

extend it to give the Camp Fire victims at least one year to file their claims.

PG&E has proposed a tort-claim deadline of September 16, 2019. Although the SLF 

Claimants want this case to proceed as expeditiously as possible, they object because the Camp Fire 

victims should have at least a year to file a claim. 

The Camp Fire started on November 8, 2019. In the experience of undersigned counsel, a 

substantial number of victims of a large, utility-started wildfire do not retain counsel within the first 

ten months (the period PG&E is suggesting). This occurs for a number of reasons, including: (1) 

victims are often disbursed geographically; (2) they are focused on obtaining insurance coverage (a 

process that can often be a full-time job), and want to exhaust their insurance coverage before 

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deciding whether to hire an attorney; and (3) many victims are not aware that the utility defendant is 

responsible for the fire. While the third issue is not as relevant here – since news coverage of 

PG&E’s role in starting the Camp Fire is widespread – many victims are not aware that it is possible 

to file a claim against PG&E since PG&E has filed for Chapter 11 protection. Given the amount of 

destruction caused by the Camp Fire (nearly 14,000 homes and nearly 19,000 structures destroyed), 

undersigned counsel estimates that there may be as many as 10,000 Camp Fire victims who have not 

yet filed suit or otherwise registered claims against PG&E. 

The purpose of a claim-filing deadline (or bar date) is obviously to balance the rights of 

creditors against the debtor’s need to identify the universe of claims against it. Here, the SLF 

Claimants propose November 8, 2019 – one full year since the fire – as a workable deadline that is 

both easy to remember and disseminate in the community (i.e., “If your house burned down in the 

Camp Fire and you want to sue PG&E, you have one year from the date of the fire to file a proof of 

claim in the bankruptcy court.”).

IV.

Conclusion

The SLF Claimants respectfully request that this Court approve its modified proof-of-claim 

form so that they may provide PG&E with the “critical information” it needs immediately. They also 

request a bar date for filing claims of November 8, 2019.

Dated: May 28, 2019 SULLIVAN HILL REZ & ENGEL

A Professional Law Corporation

By: /s/ Christopher V. Hawkins

James P. Hill

Christopher V. Hawkins

Dated: May 28, 2019 SINGLETON LAW FIRM, APC

By: 

Gerald Singleton

John C. Lemon

Attorneys for the Singleton Law Firm

Fire Victim Claimants

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Question 1. List all individuals and legal entities of whom 

you are aware who have a claim in connection with any of 

the properties listed.

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