SCOTX Denies Chesapeake's Request for Rehearing in Hyder Case
The Supreme Court of Texas upheld its ruling from last year when the majority interpreted a drilling lease as clearly excluding post-production costs from royalties.
Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury
The Supreme Court of Texas upheld its ruling from last year when the majority interpreted a drilling lease as clearly excluding post-production costs from royalties.
Ryckman Creek Resources and its parent, Peregrine Midstream Partners filed for Chapter 11 reorganization earlier this week, following experts’ projection of an uptick in bankruptcy filings by energy companies this year as oil prices remain low.
Energy and natural resource executives highlight specific areas of concern in a KPMG International survey.
Energy and natural resource executives highlight specific areas of concern in a KPMG International survey.
The deal marks the largest foreign acquisition ever by a Chinese company.
A federal jury in Tyler ruled Wednesday that Apple willfully infringed on patents owned by a Nevada security software company and ordered the technology giant to pay VirnetX Holding Corp. $625 million in damages.
A federal jury in Tyler ruled Wednesday that Apple willfully infringed on patents owned by a Nevada security software company and ordered the technology giant to pay VirnetX Holding Corp. $625 million in damages.
A series of emails and phone calls from a Canadian company to Texas concerning a hotly contested stock purchase are the focus of arguments in a $100 million contract-interference dispute under consideration by the Texas Supreme Court. The justices are e court is weighing whether ERG Resources, a Houston independent oil and gas operator, has the right to proceed in Texas courts with its claims against its Canadian rival for assets in Colombia.
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