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First National Petroleum Corporation v. OAO Tyumenneftegaz
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March 12, 2021
Texas Judge Won't Revive Bid To Enforce $70M Rosneft Award
A Texas federal judge won't reconsider his decision last year to end First National Petroleum Corp.'s bid to enforce a $70 million arbitral award against a subsidiary of Russia's Rosneft Oil Co., saying the earlier rationale still stands.
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April 17, 2020
Rosneft Unit Says Don't Revive $70M Award Fight
A subsidiary of Russia's Rosneft Oil Co. has urged a Texas judge not to revisit his decision that nixed First National Petroleum Corp.'s bid to enforce a $70 million arbitral award against it, saying the U.S. company is asking the court to disregard Fifth Circuit precedent.
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March 13, 2020
Rosneft Unit Ducks $70M Texas Arbitral Award
A Texas federal judge nixed First National Petroleum's bid to enforce a more than $70 million arbitral award against a subsidiary of the Russian majority state-owned PJSC Rosneft Oil Co., saying the court lacked jurisdiction to do so.
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January 11, 2019
Rosneft Unit Can't Dodge $70M Arbitral Award, Court Hears
Texas company First National Petroleum Corp. is looking to enforce a more than $70 million arbitral award against a subsidiary of the Russian majority state-owned PJSC Rosneft Oil Co. following a dispute over a nixed project to develop a Siberian oilfield, according to documents filed Thursday in Texas federal court.