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White Oak Realty, LLC et al v. United States Army Corps of Engineers et al
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2:13-cv-04761
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March 29, 2017
Judge Buries Lawsuit Over $1.6M Army Corps Soil Dispute
A Louisiana federal judge on Tuesday gave the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers a quick win in a developer’s suit alleging the Corps illegally forced the firm to buy $1.6 million in environmental mitigation credits after it sold soil and clay found on its property to the state for projects that reinforced levees and floodwalls damaged by hurricanes.
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September 05, 2014
Corps of Engineers Can't Bury Suit Over Levee Soil Deal
A Louisiana federal court on Thursday rejected an attempt by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to dismiss a case brought by a company the Corps required to buy $1.6 million in environmental mitigation credits in order to supply soil for shoring up flood levees in the state.