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Kinsey v. VEPCO

No. 200703Supreme Court of Virginia

200703 Kinsey v. VEPCO 07/15/2021 In actions by two plaintiffs alleging injuries caused by radio frequency ("RF") emissions from an electric utility's "smart meter" attached to their house, the complaints do n…

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200703 Kinsey v. VEPCO 07/15/2021 In actions by two plaintiffs alleging injuries caused by radio frequency ("RF") emissions from …

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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Oct 4, 2026
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Jul 15, 2021
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200703 Kinsey v. VEPCO 07/15/2021 In actions by two plaintiffs alleging injuries caused by radio frequency ("RF") emissions from an electric utility's "smart meter" attached to their house, the complaints do not specify any particular error in the installation, operation, or maintenance of the meters, but instead are directed at the RF emissions of the smart meters which allegedly caused their illnesses. Although a savings clause in federal law preserves state law tort claims, conflict preemption bars the plaintiffs' claims because the complaints target RF emissions, which are governed by the FCC. The plaintiffs' attempt to recast their complaints as negligence and fraud actions flowing fro…

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