The Nebraska Supreme Court heard oral arguments on whether or not TransCanada should be permitted to build its pipeline across the state on Thursday, November 1. A key portion of the arguments focused on whether the Nebraska Public Service Commission (PSC) was authorized to ...
Read MoreMarketplace reporter Jahd Khalil visited Seward, NE to sit in on a meeting of the Nebraska Easement Action Team (NEAT) led by Domina Law Group ...
View MoreThe family of Jeanne Jasa, who was killed after her home exploded on August 14, 2017, recently filed a tort claim against the home’s natural gas ...
View MoreThe Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that the oral arguments for the TransCanada’s Keystone XL case will be pushed back to November, less than one month ...
View MoreOn Thursday August 16 th , a U.S. federal judge in Montana issued a blog to TransCanada Corp by requiring the State Department to conduct an ...
View MoreConcerned about its corporate profits and restless financial backers, TransCanada requested expedited arguments by the Nebraska Supreme Court in the ...
View MoreThe Assiniboine and Sioux tribes received a letter from the United States State Department on April 10 alerting them that TransCanada intends to begin ...
View MoreLandowners fighting the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline submitted a 36-page brief on Monday, April 16 to the Nebraska Supreme Court asking ...
View MoreThe Tri-State Livestock News recently published an article breaking down the recent updates to the ongoing fight with TransCanada as it attempts to ...
View MoreSettlement details for over 1000 Domina Law farmer clients moved closer, “but work remains to be done,” David Domina, the farmers’ lawyer said on ...
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