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International Energy Ventures Management, L.L.C. v. United Energy Group, Ltd. et al
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4:17-cv-02262
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March 23, 2020
Texas Judge Sends $775M Asset Sale Fight To Arbitration
A Texas federal judge has compelled arbitration between an oil consultancy and a Hong Kong-based petroleum company for a dispute involving a $775 million British Petroleum asset sale, overriding the findings of two separate arbitrators.
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March 08, 2018
Energy Consultant Fights Arbitration Ban On $775M BP Sale
International Energy Ventures Management LLC told a Texas federal court Wednesday that an arbitrator improperly tackled issues better left to the courts in finding the oil and gas consultancy waived its right to arbitrate a dispute involving a $775 million BP PLC asset sale.
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August 01, 2017
Chinese Co. Moves To Dodge Suit Over $775M BP Asset Sale
A Chinese petroleum company urged a Texas federal judge Tuesday to toss a consulting firm's suit over unpaid invoices related to the $775 million sale of certain BP PLC assets, arguing that the court does not have jurisdiction over the dispute, which is currently in arbitration.
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July 25, 2017
Chinese Co. Takes BP Asset Sale Row To Federal Court
A Chinese petroleum company embroiled in a dispute with a Texas consulting firm over unpaid invoices related to the $775 million sale of certain BP PLC assets removed the firm's suit to Texas federal court Monday, blasting the litigation as a "naked attempt" to attack a prior arbitration award.