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Enerflex Ltd v. Valerus Field Solutions LP
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September 25, 2019
Texas Energy Co. Can't Move $1.9M Fight To Arbitration
A Canadian oil and gas products supplier's $1.9 million dispute with a Texas energy company over allegedly misappropriated profits doesn't need to be arbitrated, a federal judge has ruled, saying the Texas company was "simply rehash[ing]" old arguments in its bid for reconsideration.
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July 25, 2019
Texas Energy Co. Asks Court To Ignore 'Games' In Award Suit
A Texas energy company is urging a federal court to confirm its 5.8 million Brazilian real ($1.5 million) victory in an arbitration over allegedly misappropriated funds, accusing a Brazilian company of playing "procedural games" by asking to partially vacate the award.
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July 22, 2019
Valerus Says Bid To Combine Energy Suits Is Delay Tactic
A Texas energy company has told a federal court that a Canadian oil and gas products supplier is trying to delay the resolution of their dispute over allegedly misappropriated funds by seeking to consolidate a pair of lawsuits.
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September 13, 2018
Valerus Says $2M Brazilian Energy Row Should Be Arbitrated
A Texas energy company has urged a federal judge to reconsider whether to force a Canadian oil and gas products supplier to arbitrate a $1.9 million dispute over allegedly misappropriated profits, saying his previous decision denying the bid wrongly waded into territory reserved for the arbitrators.