In something of a hollow victory, two Texas oil companies recently won a jury trial in a landman case fought in Dallas County, yet the jury failed to award the winning parties their respective attorney fees that together total approximately $600,000.

In 2013, plaintiff Cherene Jackson Patty, who is a landman based in Dallas, filed a breach of contract suit in Dallas County against SDC Montana Consulting and U.S. Enercorp, both based in San Antonio. Her suit is for the recovery of revenue sharing and royalty interests allegedly due and owing to her as the procuring cause of multiple Montana Bakken shale oil and gas leases. The case is being tried before Judge Jim Jordan in the 160th State District Court in Dallas.

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