Law360, New York (January 23, 2012, 7:42 PM ET) -- Chevron USA Inc. accused the federal government on Friday of ignoring a Court of Federal Claims order and lowballing the oil company on how much in damages the U.S. Department of Energy should pay for allegedly tainting negotiations over the division of a jointly owned California oil field.
Chevron, which wants more than $70 million in damages, claimed that the government's damages proposal of $7.3 million was much too low and accused the DOE of ignoring a judge's order to submit alternative damages scenarios for the...
Chevron Knocks DOE's Math In Oil Property Suit
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