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Attorney Derrick Braaten Addresses Reclamation in Wind Development

by Lisa | Aug 17, 2018 | In The News

Braaten recently commented on the Public Service Commission’s rules for wind energy projects.  Braaten said he’s impressed with the commission’s progressive rules, but urges landowners to request additional bonding in agreements with wind companies because, in...

Attorney Keagle Quoted in US News Article About Proposed Badlands Bridge

by Lisa | Aug 17, 2018 | In The News

Some ranchers are upset about the proposed bridge in the Badlands.  Attorney David Keagle represents the Short Family, whose property is the preferred location for the bridge, according to a draft environmental impact statement.  Keagle says that Short’s family...

Attorney David Keagle at Public Hearing for Controversial Bridge Construction

by Lisa | Aug 17, 2018 | In The News

More than 100 people attended a public hearing to discuss a river crossing bridge proposed for north of Medora. Attorney David Keagle was present at the hearing and represents the Short family. He said the family feels the costs of the project outweigh the...

Derrick Braaten Quoted in NBC News Article about ND Farmer’s Fight with Petro Harvester

by Lisa | Aug 17, 2018 | In The News

Braaten represents Daryl Peterson, a ND farmer whose property has been the site of significant oil production-related spills. Daryl says it’s become his “life’s mission” to get some justice for his land, so he and his wife are suing the oil...

BLF attorneys file legal arguments over extraordinary truck traffic and un-permitted operations at Davis Refinery

by Lisa | Aug 17, 2018 | In The News

The Bismarck Tribune recently reported on arguments filed by BLF attorney JJ England seeking a court order that the Davis Refinery must obtain a valid county land use permit before proceeding with operations, including extroardinary unplanned truck traffic. The full...

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