
Supreme Court Rules 8-0 for Oil Companies in Louisiana Coastal Damage Case
The Supreme Court unanimously sided with oil and gas companies seeking to move Louisiana coastal damage lawsuits to federal court.

The Supreme Court unanimously sided with oil and gas companies seeking to move Louisiana coastal damage lawsuits to federal court.

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