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Smith v. Seeco Inc et al
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August 07, 2017
No Need For New Trial In Gas Royalty Row, Driller Says
Southwestern Energy Corp. on Friday urged an Arkansas federal judge to let stand a jury verdict favoring the natural gas developer in a class action claiming it violated lease provisions in order to scam royalty owners, blasting the royalty owners' arguments that the trial was fatally flawed.
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June 26, 2017
Judge Won't Decertify Class After Win For Gas Developers
Charter Land Co. LLC can't get the class decertified in a suit against natural gas developer Southwestern Energy Co. and its subsidiaries alleging the companies violated certain lease provisions to scam money from royalty owners, an Arkansas federal judge ruled Friday before entering a final judgment affirming a jury's verdict against the class.
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June 20, 2017
Arkansas Jury Sides With Gas Developers In Royalty Row
An Arkansas federal jury has issued a verdict in favor of natural gas developer Southwestern Energy Co. and its subsidiaries in a class action suit brought by royalty owners alleging that the companies attempted to profit in violation of provisions in their lease agreements.