The Stuart-based water engineering company is seeking $300 million in damages from Halliburton Energy Solutions for breaching a joint confidentiality agreement.
February 22, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Ecosphere Technologies Inc., a Stuart-based company that created an eco-friendly way to treat fracking wastewater, is demanding $300 million from Halliburton Energy Services Inc. for breach of a nondisclosure agreement.
Ecosphere is represented by two Palm Beach Gardens law firms, Leopold Law and McHale & Slavin. Halliburton was given notice of Ecosphere’s intent to take them into arbitration Wednesday.
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