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Apalachicola Riverkeeper et al v. Taylor Energy Company, L.L.C.
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2:12-cv-00337
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August 27, 2015
Taylor Energy Settles Decade-Old Gulf Oil Spill Dispute
Taylor Energy Co. LLC has settled with three environmental groups in Louisiana federal court over a decade-old Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the company said Thursday, though the exact terms of the yet-to-be-finalized deal were unavailable.
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July 22, 2015
Taylor Energy Loses Bid To Escape Suit Over Gulf Oil Spill
A Louisiana federal judge denied summary judgment motions on both sides of a dispute between Taylor Energy Co. LLC and three environmental groups over a decade-old Gulf of Mexico oil spill Wednesday, ruling that an issue of fact remains regarding whether the oil is still spilling.
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July 08, 2015
Taylor Energy Can't Get Rid Of Gulf Oil Spill Suit
Three environmental groups can continue their case against Taylor Energy Co. LLC over a decade-old Gulf of Mexico oil spill after a Louisiana federal judge on Tuesday denied the company's motion that claimed the plaintiffs lack standing to sue.
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June 02, 2015
Taylor Energy Says Enviros Can't Bring Oil Spill Suit
Taylor Energy Co. LLC on Monday told a Louisiana federal court a group of environmentalists can't bring a suit over a decade-old oil spill because the applicable statute doesn't allow citizen suits, but the environmentalists said the same day there is no dispute the company is liable.
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May 21, 2015
Taylor Energy Must Cough Up Docs On Gulf Oil Leak
A federal magistrate judge on Wednesday refused Taylor Energy Co. LLC's request to maintain confidentiality over documents reportedly showing that a 2004 oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico was worse than the company or federal regulators had portrayed, potentially bolstering environmental groups' suit over the spill.
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July 22, 2013
Taylor Can't Dodge Gulf Spill Clean Water Act Suit
A federal judge on Sunday ruled that a suit filed by environmentalists against Taylor Energy Co. LLC over a 2004 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico can proceed, rejecting the company’s arguments that the Clean Water Act does not allow the groups’ pollution claims.
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October 03, 2012
Bid For Quick Discovery Denied In Taylor Energy Oil Leak Suit
A Louisiana federal judge refused Tuesday to order the start of discovery in an oil pollution suit against Taylor Energy Co. LLC while the company's motion to dismiss is pending, finding the environmental group plaintiffs did not show good cause for expedited discovery.
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June 13, 2012
Enviro Groups Press Discovery Over 7-Year Gulf Oil Spill
A coalition of Gulf Coast environmental groups on Tuesday asked a Louisiana federal judge to order the start of discovery in their oil pollution suit against Taylor Energy Co. LLC, accusing the company of delaying the proceedings and refusing to answer basic questions about cleanup efforts.