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KLIF Morning News: Could ERCOT Be Sued Again?

By Wordpress Admin User Jun 15, 2021 | 8:34 AM

ERCOT has once again asked Texans to conserve power, this time in the extreme heat. Dave and Amy talk to oil & gas attorney Chrysta Castaneda about what kind of legal troubles ERCOT could be facing if things go awry. Then afterward, the two discuss some upcoming Supreme Court cases.