Civil Litigation,
Environmental & Energy
Sep. 17, 2018
Long-running oil cleanup case results in $28.6 million in fees for Dole subsidiary
A Dole Food Co. subsidiary has recovered $26.8 million in attorney fees after succeeding against a $400 million indemnity claim by Shell Oil Co. over a South Central neighborhood’s longstanding contamination cleanup.
A Dole Food Co. subsidiary has recovered $26.8 million in attorney fees after succeeding against a $400 million indemnity claim by Shell Oil Co. over a South Central neighborhood's longstanding contamination cleanup.
The Thursday order by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge William Highberger is less than the nearly $42 million in fees sought by Dole-owned Barclay Hollander Corp. and comes after nine years of litigation over the...
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