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Merit Energy Operations I LLC v. Eastern Shoshone Tribe et al
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1:24-cv-00023
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October 23, 2024
Tribes Want Magistrate Judge To Drop Out Of $12M Award Suit
Two Native American tribes have told a Wyoming federal court that a magistrate judge should recuse himself from an oil and gas company's lawsuit attempting to stop them from using their tribal judicial system to vacate a more than $12 million arbitration award.
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February 21, 2024
Tribes Say Oil Co. Must Face Tribal Court In $12M Award Fight
Two Native American tribes have asked a Wyoming district court to block a bid by Merit Energy attempting to stop them from using their tribal judicial system to vacate a $12.6 million arbitration award, saying the company has not yet exhausted all tribal remedies.
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February 14, 2024
Energy Co. Says Tribal Court Being Used To Duck $12M Award
Merit Energy Operations is asking a federal district court to block two Wyoming tribes from using the tribal judicial system to vacate a $12.6 million arbitration award against them, saying the move is a blatant attempt to escape the ultimate result in the case.
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February 01, 2024
Energy Co. Seeks Final $12.6M Award For Tribal Equipment
Merit Energy Operations is asking a federal district court to enter judgment after an arbitration panel determined that two Wyoming Native American tribes must pay $12.6 million to purchase equipment from the company after a lease agreement to operate on reservation land expired.