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Landowners Allege Alliance Pipeline Must Compensate for Crop Yield Losses

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MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Landowners in North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois filed a class
action lawsuit against Alliance Pipeline L.P. for crop yield losses
resulting from the operation of a liquid natural gas pipeline that runs
from British Columbia, Canada to Chicago, Illinois.

Construction on the pipeline began in 1999. It runs nearly 900 miles,
through 11,000 acres of prime farmland in the United States. Alliance
entered into agreements with Attorneys General of Minnesota, Iowa, North
Dakota and Illinois which required that Alliance compensate landowners
for crop yield losses for as long as they occurred. Alliance also
negotiated and entered into Easements with North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa
and Illinois in which Alliance represented and agreed it would
compensate landowners for crop yield losses for as long as they occurred.

In 2015, Alliance breached the Easements, the Attorney General
Agreements, and the promises it made to induce landowners to sign the
Easements by refusing to pay for further crop yield losses.

The North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois landowners allege that
Alliance is responsible for crop yield losses from 2015-present, as well
as for all future years in the operational life of the pipeline.

Click
here
for a copy of the complaint filed in the United States District
Court for the District of Minnesota. For more information about the
case, contact Hellmuth & Johnson partner Michael R.
Cashman
at (952) 746-2118.

The landowners are represented by Michael R. Cashman, Richard M.
Hagstrom, Anne T. Regan and Michael P. Srodoski of Hellmuth & Johnson,
Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Drew R. Ball and Steve E. McCann of Ball &
McCann, Chicago, Illinois.

Hellmuth & Johnson

Hellmuth & Johnson, a Top 20 Minnesota law firm, represents clients
ranging from individuals and emerging start-ups to multinational Fortune
500 companies. Focusing on antitrust, class actions, transactional law,
trials, arbitration, and appeals, Hellmuth & Johnson attorneys are
leaders in their fields. Founded in 1994, Hellmuth & Johnson has become
one of Minnesota’s fastest growing law firms. Learn more at www.hjlawfirm.com.

Contacts

Samantha Serratore
Marketing Manager
(952) 746-2151
sserratore@hjlawfirm.com

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