Jury Awards $41.8 Million for Subsurface Contamination

A jury has awarded $41.8 million in damages for subsurface contamination, which was proven through technical analysis rather than visible evidence, in a case involving SilverBow Resources and El Dorado Gas & Oil.

18 May, 06:51 — 18 May, 06:51

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AZA Law had to prove damage no one could see. The jury valued it at $41.8 million

Subsurface contamination doesn’t leave a mark anyone can photograph. It accumulates underground over years, detectable only through wellbore samples, pressure readings, and reservoir simulations. When SilverBow Resources and El Dorado Gas & Oil went to trial against ETC Field Services in McMullen County in February 2023, AZA Law and co-counsel from Hogan Thompson put more […]

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Jury Awards $41.8 Million for Subsurface Contamination

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AZA Law had to prove damage no one could see. The jury valued it at $41.8 million

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