The transaction gives Kinder Morgan access to significant operations in the Bakken Formation, and provides Continental Resources CEO Hamm some padding following his recent $1 billion divorce
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The Dallas Court of Appeals tossed a $10.7 million jury verdict in a high-profile civil case in which a North Dallas neurologist accused a fellow physician and a business associate of breaching their fiduciary duties in their joint ownership and operation of two medical imaging centers in Plano. The Dallas appeals court ruled that the trial judge made critics errors during the trial that unfairly and negatively impacted the jury’s decision against them.
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