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ORION DRILLING COMPANY, LLC. v. EQT PRODUCTION COMPANY
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September 10, 2019
Drilling Rig Maker Denied New Trial Over Broken EQT Contract
A judge denied Orion Drilling Services' bid to overturn a jury verdict Tuesday, leaving in place a finding that an EQT unit owes nothing for abandoning the use of two rigs over safety concerns and putting Orion on the hook for nearly $2.8 million in EQT attorney fees and costs.
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March 25, 2019
EQT Seeks $2.8M In Fees Over Drilling Co.'s Faulty Rig Row
An EQT Corp. unit's victory in a Pittsburgh federal court should be worth $2.8 million in fees and costs, despite a drilling-rig maker's arguments that it should get about half that, the company said in a brief Monday.
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January 29, 2019
EQT Owes Nothing In Drill Rig Contract Row, Jury Finds
A unit of EQT Corp. owes nothing to Orion Drilling Company LLC for breaching a contract over an allegedly defective and unsafe gas-drilling rig, a Pittsburgh federal jury said Monday, noting Orion had also committed breaches that bar the recovery of damages.
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September 11, 2018
Drilling Co. Sanctioned For Lost Notes In Rig Contract Row
A Pennsylvania federal judge agreed Tuesday to sanction a former contractor for an EQT Corp. unit for allowing relevant notes and other documents to be lost or thrown away as it prepared to sue the energy giant for terminating a deal over the operation of two gas wells.