Isaac v. Pacificorp
Around 1300, I noticed several outlets not working in my small business, so I documented them; After alerting the court that a party to litigation was actively engaging in adverse actions they knew would cause harm, I called the Pacificorps customer call center to report an outage. Here is that
Isaac v. Pacificorp
[00:00:00] Mike Pacificorps: Thank you for calling. My name's Mike. How can I help? Logan Martin Isaac: Hi Mike. I'm calling about somebody who visited my business, uh, employee number 6 3 4 9 9. Said they're gonna cut off electricity for
Isaac v. Pacificorp
Logan Martin Isaac: Can you tell me what this is about? So, according to our record. The meter's ticking, but there's no name on the account. What's your name? Â Joe, Pacificorp: My name's Joe. Logan Martin Isaac: Okay. We're in
Isaac v. Pacificorp
OR PUC: [00:00:00] If you wanted any further and you wanted to dispute that you called in, then you would have, it would be a civil matter and you would get a lawyer for that. Â Logan M Isaac: Could you repeat what you just said? I didn'
Isaac v. Pacificorp
Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] Of this year. Sorry. So there's no contract or bill that with my signature on it saying I'm assuming liability for a thousand dollars. Of electricity. Justin: You are right. It would just be we don't do verbal,