EOG Resources, one of the largest independent crude oil and natural gas companies in the U.S., won an appeal on March 5 before the Second Court of Appeals, in a dispute over oil and gas royalties.
Danny Griswold and Rhonda Griswold, owners of the mineral interest in Montague County, claimed that EOG knowingly paid them only half of the O&G royalties they were legally entitled to under the lease they negotiated with the company.
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