At one point they voted to raise their own taxes to finance clashes with him in court. McClendon co-founded Chesapeake Energy Corp. in 1989 and turned it into the second-largest natural gas driller in the United States before he stepped down as chief executive in 2013. If you typed the URL into your browser, check that you entered it correctly. Known as the Singapore Dunes for the deforested mill site buried by erosion after the great fires of 1871 the north side of the mouth of the Kalamazoo River at Lake Michigan has been admired for its vast rolling dunes with their fragile grasses. "I don't say this with my club to say, 'We hate you and go away.' The U.S. fracking pioneer left behind a web of business interests made up of more than 180 limited liability companies, partnerships and corporations. 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New legal challenges are impacting the ongoing probate process stemming from the death of former Chesapeake Energy founder Aubrey McClendon. His share would be worth about $200 million, based on a Forbes estimate in February that the team is worth $1.025 billion. The lawsuit by AEP Chief Financial Officer Scott Mueller says portions of the $136.5 million sale of SCOOP Energy Company and SCOOP Holdings should go to him, Chief Investment Officer Ryan Turner, company lawyer Tom Blalock and other company employees. It was owned by the late oil and gas billionaire Avery McClendon. Paco Balderrama told local media. Aubrey McClendon's estate remains unsettled April 21, 2020 Four years after noted Oklahoma oilman Aubrey McClendon died in a fiery crash of his SUV into a concrete bridge abutment in north Oklahoma City, his estate is still being settled in Oklahoma County Probate Court. State Attorney General Bill Schuette sued Chesapeake in 2012. The banks that originally backed the $465 million loan to AEP, personally guaranteed by McClendon, include Goldman Sachs, Jefferies & Co, Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse, according to Thomson Reuters data. Before McClendon, 56, died he had been forced by financial pressures to part with some of his oil and gas interests, one of his best sources of cash. Forbes valued the Thunder at $950 million in January. Chesapeake Energy Settles With Estate of Former CEO - WSJ McClendon, 56, died March 2, six weeks later, when his SUV crashed into a bridge in Oklahoma City at nearly 80 mph one day after he was indicted by a federal grand jury for alleged bid rigging.. Aubrey McClendon's widow is attempting to sell their luxury home in Bermuda for nearly $14 million. If you want to plan the perfect spring picnic, food and drink are important, but its certainly not the only factor to consider.