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Texas Oil Company Asks Federal Court to Stop Insurance Companies’ $250 Million Demand for Additional Collateral

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--An independent Texas oil and gas producer is striking back against a group of insurance companies, which collectively are seeking $250 million in collateral beyond what the oil company has already contracted for bonds backing its production activities. The energy company, Houston-based W&T Offshore, Inc. (NYSE: WTI), is asking a federal judge to declare insurers have colluded to damage the company by jointly demanding additional collateral and premiums. At the hear...

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