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May 24, 2021
EQT Wants 4th Circ. To Hear $40M W.Va. Royalty Case
EQT said Monday it will ask the Fourth Circuit to reverse a ruling that allowed oil and gas royalty owners to continue a $40 million trespassing suit against the company in state court, despite its argument the action is barred by a decade-old settlement.
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April 23, 2021
EQT Can't Escape $40M W.Va. Royalty Owner Trespass Claim
A West Virginia federal judge has refused to end trespassing allegations by oil and gas royalty owners pursuing over $40 million in damages from EQT Corp. in state court, saying a settlement agreement ending a royalty payment dispute does not stand in the way.
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September 03, 2020
EQT Says Decade-Old Settlement Bars $40M Gas Royalty Fight
EQT Corp. has urged a federal judge to block oil and gas royalty owners from pursuing over $40 million in damages from the driller in state court, arguing a decade-old settlement bars them from pursuing claims EQT trespassed on their mineral estate.