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Mar. 28, 2019
Oil producers hope to revive their suit over drilling settlement
Oil producers who petitioned the California Supreme Court Wednesday to overturn an anti-SLAPP case on due process grounds said they were illegally shut out of a settlement between the city of Los Angeles and environmental nonprofits over drilling in low-income areas.
Oil producers who petitioned the California Supreme Court on Wednesday to overturn an anti-SLAPP case on due process grounds said they were illegally shut out of a settlement between the city of Los Angeles and environmental nonprofits over drilling in low-income areas, even though a judge allowed them to be intervenors.
The California Independent Petroleum Association, which comprises about 500 crude oil and natural gas producers in...
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