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Vega v. Energy Transfer LP et al
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November 07, 2022
Energy Transfer Gets Suit Over FERC Fine Moved To Texas
Energy Transfer LP and its executives won a bid to move a securities class action against them from New York to Texas, with a New York federal judge stating that Texas is the proper venue since Energy Transfer is headquartered in Dallas and most of the individual defendants either reside or work there.
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August 24, 2022
Energy Transfer Wants Suit Over FERC Fine Sent To Texas
Energy Transfer LP and its executives have asked a federal judge to transfer a proposed securities class action against them from New York to Texas, arguing that the claims tied to a proposed $40 million Federal Energy Regulatory Commission fine against the company have no material connection to the Empire State.
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June 06, 2022
Energy Transfer Faces Investor Suit Over Proposed FERC Fine
Energy Transfer LP and its executives were hit with a proposed securities class action in New York federal court by an investor who claims the company downplayed its civil liabilities in a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission investigation into a spill that has led to a proposed $40 million fine from the regulator.