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The Kay Company, LLC et al v. EQT Production Company et al
Case Number:
1:13-cv-00151
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
District Judge John Preston Bailey
Firms
- Babst Calland
- Bordas & Bordas
- Carey Scott
- Hendrickson & Long
- Masters Law Firm
- McKool Smith
- Michelman & Robinson
Companies
Sectors & Industries:
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September 14, 2021
Judge Says $53M Deal Bars W.Va. Royalty Claims Against EQT
A West Virginia federal court has sided with EQT Corp. and agreed to block gas leaseholders from going after the business in state court for allegedly shorting them on royalties, agreeing the royalty owners are bound by a $53.5 million class action settlement that resolved similar allegations.
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August 13, 2021
EQT Says $53M Deal Bars W.Va. Leaseholders' Royalty Claims
EQT Production Co. has called on a West Virginia federal court to block gas leaseholders from going after the business in state court for allegedly shorting them on royalties, arguing that such claims are barred under a $53.5 million class action settlement over similar allegations.
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February 13, 2019
EQT Settles With W.Va. Gas Lease Holders For $53M
EQT Production Co. has reached a tentative $53 million settlement with a class of West Virginia gas lease holders who say the company made improper deductions from their royalties, the company announced Wednesday.