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Texokan Operating, Inc. et al v. Hess Corporation
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May 22, 2015
Hess Escapes Bid To Revive Well Pollution Suit
A Texas federal judge on Friday denied a bid to reconsider a previous judgment in favor of Hess Corp., which had been accused of polluting competitors' wells in the Eagle Ford Shale, ruling that the plaintiffs didn't prove she erred by excluding their expert witness' testimony.
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January 22, 2015
Hess Drains Well Pollution Suit After Excluding Expert
Hess Corp. is off the hook for allegations that it polluted a competitor's well in the Eagle Ford Shale, causing $1.7 million in damages, after a Texas federal judge ruled Wednesday that expert testimony provided by the competitors was not persuasive.
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November 19, 2014
Hess Says Rivals' Well Contamination Suit Is Time Barred
Hess Corp. asked a Texas federal court Wednesday to toss a suit seeking $1.7 million in damages for alleged negligence in drilling oil and gas wells in the Eagle Ford Shale that contaminated other nearby wells, saying the claims are time barred.