October 22, 2024
An African energy company has to pay nearly $166,000 in attorney fees to an international arbitration specialty law firm after the company was sanctioned for lying to a Ghanaian court about proceedings in Texas, a Texas federal judge has ruled.
August 14, 2024
An African energy company has slammed international arbitration specialty law firm Three Crowns LLP in Texas federal court for claiming nearly $200,000 in fees after the company was sanctioned for lying to a Ghanaian court.
July 31, 2024
A Texas federal judge has slapped sanctions against an African energy company after finding that it lied in Ghanaian court about a discovery dispute related to a case in Ghana, saying attorney fees and costs are appropriate in relation to several proceedings.
April 20, 2023
Italian oil giant Eni's Ghanaian unit urged a Texas federal court not to stay its case seeking to compel British oil services company Baker Hughes to hand over records pertinent to a dispute over an oil discovery in courts abroad, slamming the stay as "baseless" and "highly prejudicial."