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Mineral Owner Sues Marathon Oil Corp. Over Royalty Payments

Home / Case Results / Mineral Owner Sues Marathon Oil Corp. Over Royalty Payments

A Karnes County mineral owner has sued Marathon Oil Corp. to figure out whether the company is paying royalties correctly — a common lawsuit in South Texas’ 400-mile Eagle Ford Shale oil field and one that’s in the rise.

Attorneys

Richard Warren Mithoff, Warner V. Hocker

Year

August 18, 2016

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