DDL-Tapstone Oil & Gas Settlement
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What happened
Tapstone Energy, LLC allegedly failed to pay statutory interest on payments made for oil and gas production proceeds from Oklahoma wells within the time periods required by the Production Revenue Standards Act. The defendant denies liability and states that no damages are owed to class members.
Do you qualify?
Anyone who received or will receive untimely payments from Tapstone Energy, LLC for oil and gas proceeds from Oklahoma wells where the payments did not include the statutory interest prescribed by the Production Revenue Standards Act.
How to file
No action was required to participate in the settlement. Class members automatically received their proportional share of the Net Settlement Fund. Distribution checks began being issued on January 16, 2024. For more information, call 1-866-848-0795 or email info@ddl-tapstone.com.
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