Judge Denies Sable Offshore's Lawsuit
Sable Offshore's request for financial damages against the Coastal Commission was denied by the Santa Barbara County Superior Court.
The company had filed a lawsuit in February, seeking approximately $347 million in damages and declaratory relief, after the state regulator issued notices and orders that halted pipeline work along the Gaviota Coast.
The Houston-based company has already vowed to appeal the ruling.
The lawsuit was in response to the temporary halt of pipeline work necessary to restart oil production.
Author's summary: Sable Offshore's lawsuit denied.
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