The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will not disturb a ruling in a well contamination suit in which the Commonwealth Court sided with an oil and gas driller despite calling its business practices "reckless."
May 05, 2017 at 03:03 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will not disturb a ruling in a well contamination suit in which the Commonwealth Court sided with an oil and gas driller despite calling its business practices “reckless.”
The high court issued a one-page order May 2, declining to hear arguments in Kiskadden v. Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
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