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Hicks v. Southwestern Energy Company et al
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4:16-cv-00226
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September 21, 2018
Gas Drilling Rights Holders Denied Cert. In Royalty Row
An Arkansas federal judge has denied class certification in a lawsuit alleging Southwestern Energy Co. underpaid royalties to natural gas drilling rights holders, finding that the complex patchwork of wells, leases and integration orders involved does not make for a clearly definable group of plaintiffs.
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April 28, 2016
Gas Co. Not Paying Enough For Drilling Rights, Suit Claims
Gas drilling company Southwestern Energy and its subsidiaries were hit Wednesday with a putative class action in Arkansas federal court claiming that it is shortchanging natural gas drilling rights holders.