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After an intense, six-year legal battle, the PARRIS Law Firm, together with Panish, Shea & Boyle and plaintiffs counsel, settled with Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) and its parent company, Sempra Energy, for $1.8 billion.This settlement, and the numerous discovery sanctions imposed by the court, hold Sempra and SoCalGas accountable for the Aliso Canyon Gas Well Blowout and their repeated misconduct throughout this litigation.What HappenedOn October 23, 2015, SoCalGas employees discovered natural gas spewing from well SS-25 at the Aliso Canyon Gas Storage Facility. The unprecedented leak unleashed methane, methyl mercaptan, and aromatic hydrocarbons into the air around the facility, sickening residents of nearby Porter Ranch. Residents experienced a range of symptoms, including nausea, headaches, severe bloody noses, and exacerbated health conditions. Schools were closed, and thousands of families requested temporary relocation.The leak continued for 118 days before SoCalGas was able to plug the well. All told, nearly 100,000 tons of methane and other gases were released into the atmosphere.SoCalGas and Sempra Energy continue to deny any wrongdoing.The Legal BattleFollowing the disaster, 35,717 individuals from Porter Ranch filed claims against SoCalGas for personal injury and property damage due to the gas leak.The road to justice has not been easy. Throughout the litigation process, SoCalGas, Sempra Energy, and their counsel were sanctioned over $5.7 million for violating the discovery process. The court reprimanded the defendants for wrongfully withholding over 150,000 documents.In February 2020, the court awarded $525,610 in sanctions against the defendants and their counsel, writing that their discovery violations were willful, intentional and in bad faith.The ResultSempra and SoCalGas will pay $1.8 billion to settle all personal injury claims for victims of the Aliso Canyon Gas Well Blowout. All told, the defendants will have been held accountable for $2.35 billion worth of damages.Subject to certain conditions, the settlement money will be allocated among the plaintiffs in accordance with a protocol developed by neutral, independent allocators.Together with the plaintiffs attorneys from other law firms, PARRIS released a statement regarding the settlement:Our goal has always been obtaining justice for the men, women, and children who were failed by SoCalGas throughout every turn of this catastrophe. This settlement, and the numerous discovery sanctions imposed by the court, hold Sempra and SoCalGas accountable for the Aliso Canyon blowout and their repeated misconduct throughout this litigation.As this long, difficult chapter comes to an end, we are grateful that residents of Porter Ranch will finally have closure.Read more of this story from ABC7 and the Los Angeles Times.Read more about how PARRIS fights for victims of toxic torts and gas leaks. Skip to main content February 13, 2020 Law360, Los Angeles (February 11, 2020, 10:01 PM EST) — A California judge overseeing thousands of suits over the 2015 Aliso Canyon gas leak told Morgan Lewis attorneys Tuesday she made a mistake in trusting them to produce documents for clients Southern California Gas and Sempra Energy, a process thats been marred by privilege fights … read more » Three months later, thousands of residents continue to be affected by the massive Aliso Canyon gas well blowout. The largest gas leak in the history of the U.S., this environmental catastrophe is rightly being compared to the BP Oil Spill. Porter Ranch residents are reporting illnesses – including nausea, dizziness, vomiting, nosebleeds, and headaches – due to a hazardous natural gas well blowout caused by the Southern California Gas Co. facility in Greater Los Angeles. Residents, even those who have not experienced health effects, may be entitled to damages due to the loss of use and enjoyment of their homes and businesses. Our attorneys can help you understand your legal options and what you may be entitled to receive compensation for. Call us at ( or complete our free, no obligation case evaluation. New Exclusive Video Footage Posted Jan. 16 You May Be Able to Join Our Lawsuit Already in Progress On November 23, 2015, R. Rex Parris initiated a lawsuit against Southern California Gas Company in Los Angeles Superior Court. Morgan & Morgan, P.A., along with R. Rex Parris, is seeking immediate emergency measures from the Court to require that Southern California Gas Co. release information about the health risks related to exposure to the blowout. The lawsuit also seeks damages on behalf of the residents of Porter Ranch. Residents of Porter Ranch and the Greater Los Angeles area first reported odor and illnesses cased by the natural gas well blowout in October of 2015. Residents have experienced nausea, dizziness, vomiting, nosebleeds, and headaches. Thousands of residents have been evacuated from their homes due to the danger. Southern California Gas Co. has failed to provide adequate information regarding the health effects Porter Ranch residents face due to exposure to the blowout. The Problem is Bigger Than Just Porter Ranch The gas well blowout is of massive proportions and there is no end in sight. According to the Los Angeles Times, the leak has released the equivalent of 0.80 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, the air board estimates, about the same amount of emissions as driving 160,000 cars for a year or consuming 90 million gallons of gas. This finding underscores the urgency of stopping the gas leak. The alarming scale of the gas well blowout highlights the importance of transparency, something Southern California Gas Co. is being criticized for failing to provide. Southern California Gas Co. needs to provide the public with adequate health and safety information regarding any environmental and health risks the public may face due to the incident. Were You Affected by the Gas Well Blowout? How Our Firms Can Help If you, or someone you know, lives in or around Porter Ranch and has experienced noxious odors, health effects, or evacuation associated with the gas well blowout, you may be entitled to damages. Contact us at ( or complete our free, no obligation contact form to find out how we can help.
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