Environmental & Energy,
Criminal
Oct. 24, 2018
Pipeline company slams prosecution, judge in bid for acquittal or retrial
An oil company convicted in September of one felony and eight misdemeanors related to its handling of a 140,000-gallon oil spill on a beach in Santa Barbara County has filed a motion to acquit or retry three of the nine convictions, including the felony.
An oil company convicted in September of one felony and eight misdemeanors related to its handling of a 140,000-gallon oil spill on a beach in Santa Barbara County has filed a motion to acquit or retry three of the nine convictions, including the felony.
Plains All American Pipeline LP, represented by lead counsel Gary Lincenberg of Bird Marella Boxer Wolpert Nessim Drooks L...
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