Lawyers with Experience in BALTIMORE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Lawsuits
| STRAVITZ, ERIC N |
| Yost, Thomas F |
| SMITH, PATRICIA A |
| Simons, Stevan G |
| Nalibotsky, Albert |
| Skipper, Matthew D |
| White, Robert I |
| Underwood, Jr, Thomas |
Maryland Lawsuits AgainstBALTIMORE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
Baltimore, MD 21202
All data below is as according to the MD Judiciary, As of: 9/26/2012.
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| SPRAYCRAFT CORPORATION |
| Rapid American Corporation |
According to Maryland Judiciary Case Search, Baltimore Gas and Electric, entered with that exact spelling, has been sued 33 times for tort claims since 2012. The exact search criteria used on Maryland Judiciary Case Search is as follows: Company: Baltimore Gas and Electric, Party Type: Defendant, Case Type: Civil, Court System: Circuit Court only, County: Default All, Filing Date: 09/26/2012-05/17/2021.
About Baltimore Gas & Electric
Founded in 1816, Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) is one of the oldest utility providers in the nation. It provides gas and electric services to nearly 2 million Maryland customers and ranks among the largest private employers in the state with over 3,000 workers.
In 1999, BGE formed a holding company called Constellation Energy. Constellation Energy was acquired by the Exelon Corporation in 2012. BGE currently operates as a subsidiary of Exelon and primarily serves the central Maryland region.
BGE in the News
BGE has recently made headlines for natural gas explosions in several of its service areas. Three BGE utility workers were hurt in 2021 after a natural gas line they were repairing sparked a large fireball in a Pikesville community. A 2020 explosion in a northwest Baltimore neighborhood killed two people and wounded seven more after they were trapped beneath building debris. In 2019, dozens of businesses in Colombia were destroyed when a natural gas leak triggered a fire.
BGE was fined $437,000 by Maryland’s Public Service Commission in 2019 for safety violations in relation to the Colombia blaze. In response, the company stated that it would remit the fine and begin a system wide equipment upgrade to be completed by 2023.
Last updated May 19, 2021