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Судебный иск (SLAPP)

Greenpeace International

Статус: ONGOING

Date lawsuit was filed
19 Фев 2019
Точность даты
Все верно
Greenpeace International
Гражданский
Не применимо
Группа по экологическим проблемам
Судебные иски: SLAPP
Правовые требования: Незаконная и жестокая схема
Иск подан: Company
Цель: Group, Organisation or Institution
Место подачи иска: Соединенные Штаты Америки
Место происшествия: Соединенные Штаты Америки
Energy Transfer Partners Соединенные Штаты Америки Нефть Ответ компании

Источники

After Energy Transfer’s (formerly Energy Transfer Partners) lawsuit against Greenpeace entities and others was dismissed in federal court, the company brought another lawsuit in North Dakota state court against the Greenpeace entities, Krystal Two Bulls, Charles Brown, and other defendants. The complaint includes similar state claims alleged in the prior federal action, but also adds property based claims related to the protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota. As part of this lawsuit, Energy Transfer has issued subpoenas against several individuals and groups involved in the resistance movement at Standing Rock, including Water Protector Legal Collective and Unicorn Riot.

Хронология

Part of the following timelines

USA: Greenpeace International faces a SLAPP by the US-based fossil fuel company Energy Transfer

USA: Greenpeace ordered to pay USD345 million to Energy Transfer for its role in the protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline