SoCal Edison Faces Class Action Lawsuit Alleging Illegal Billing Practices
According to the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, SoCal Edison failed to timely bill roughly 1% of its customer base because they "fell out of processing." This 1% could amount to more than 50,000 customers getting delayed bills. Many of those who "fell out of processing" were not billed for upwards of 15 months like the lead plaintiff in the lawsuit. SoCal Edison spokesperson,
"The law is clear . . . Edison isn't allowed to charge customers for more than three months because of the delayed-billing issue," said PARRIS Law Firm Founder
However, after not being billed for a 15-month period, the lead plaintiff received a delayed bill for the entire time his account "fell out of processing." Adding further stress and anxiety, the utility threatened to shut the plaintiff's power off if he did not pay the outstanding balance. The complaint goes on to say the bill was in excess of
"Tens of thousands of people were likely overbilled as a result of SoCal Edison's attempt to salvage their losses," said
The case is
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