Las Flores Pipeline System Settlement
From $50,000
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What happened
Property owners sued Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. claiming that easement contracts for land through which the company's pipeline system (Line 901 and 903, now called Las Flores Pipeline System) passed had terminated because the company failed to use, operate, and maintain the pipeline for many years. The settling parties (new pipeline owners Pacific Pipeline Company and Sable Offshore Corp.) agreed to resolve the claims by paying $70 million to the class and acknowledging restrictions on installing new pipelines and agreeing to pursue automatic shutoff valves.
Do you qualify?
All owners of real property through which the Las Flores Pipeline System passes pursuant to Right-of-Way Grants or via condemnation, as of the Opt-Out Deadline (July 15, 2024), who did not opt out of the settlement.
How to file
Payments are being automatically mailed to the owners of Class Properties as indicated in public records to the address on file in county tax assessor records. If you are unsure whether you are a Class member or have questions about the payee name or address, contact the Settlement Administrator at 1-855-208-4122 or info@LasFloresPipelineSystemSettlement.com.
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