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Attorneys who filed a class action lawsuit against ComEd say customers deserve more than $21M
Attorneys who filed a class action lawsuit against ComEd say what the utility wants to pay to settle its illegal conduct is laughable.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - Attorneys who filed a class action lawsuit against ComEd say what the utility wants to pay to settle its illegal conduct is laughable.
Last week, ComEd said it would rebate its customers a total of $21 million for its part in a bribery scandal involving former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan and the Illinois Legislature.
In a deferred prosecution agreement with the U.S. Attorneys Office, ComEd admitted to trading jobs and other goodies in return for Madigan's help in passing a series of rate hikes beginning in 2011.
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On Monday, attorneys who filed a class action lawsuit against ComEd said $21 million is chump change compared to the billions ComEd made from those rate hikes.
The attorney says ComEd customers are owed billions for the company's illegal conduct.