Thousands of property owners in southwestern Virginia say they were cheated out of royalties for methane gas extracted from their land. A federal judge will consider a recommendation this week on whether their cases can move forward as a class action lawsuit. Robbie Harris has more.
Methane Gas Royalties in Question
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