Judge Denies Sable Offshore's Lawsuit
A Santa Barbara County Superior Court judge has denied Sable Offshore's request for financial damages against the Coastal Commission.
Sable Offshore, a Houston-based company, had filed a lawsuit against the state regulator in February, seeking approximately $347 million in damages and declaratory relief.
The lawsuit was in response to the Coastal Commission's issuance of notices and orders that temporarily halted pipeline work along the Gaviota Coast, necessary to restart oil production.
The company has already vowed to appeal the ruling.
No comment was given by the Coastal Commission regarding the ruling.
Author's summary: Sable Offshore's lawsuit denied.
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