You'd have to ask her or the other parties to the settlement.
Out-of-court settlements are generally not public.
Also, last I checked, the Nevada corporation had lapsed in (as I recall) early 2016, so technically there is no longer a Superior Oil & Gas Corp. While the corporate officers could easily revive the corporate status by paying the fees and filing the reports (not the SEC reports, just the Nevada SOS reports), there's no guarantee of that happening.
I don't practice Nevada law, so I have no idea what the officers' duties are as far as winding up the corporate affairs (including the disposition of any assets).
I am an amateur at this, and it would be unwise to rely on my opinions without your own independent confirmation in consultation with an investment professional.
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