What is a Choice of Law Provision in a Texas Oil or Gas Contract? By Environmental and Energy Law Blog on February 5, 2019 Posted in Oil and Gas Texas courts will generally enforce oil and gas contracts as they are written ...
Local Taxation of Oil and Gas Activities Fails Again By Charles Sartain on December 11, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas The Texas Supreme Court issued four opinions addressing the taxation of ...
The border between two lawsuits By David Coale on September 5, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas A Dallas and a Midland case both dealt with aspects of the same oil-and-gas ...
The Relation Between Lease Contracts and Forced Pooling Statutes By John McFarland on September 4, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas A case from the Ohio Court of Appeals, Fifth Appellate District, raises some interesting ...
What is the Texas Oilfield Anti-Indemnity Act? By Environmental and Energy Law Blog on July 19, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas Oil drilling operations can expose operators to liability for a number of issues ...
Global Talent Mobility: What Oil and Gas Employers Need to Know By Dilnaz Saleem on May 22, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas A major obstacle facing oil and gas companies is locating, recruiting, and ...
Oil and Gas Law Basics By Environmental and Energy Law Blog on May 21, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas Oil and gas laws in the United States address issues involving the acquisition and ...
Texas Anti-SLAPP Statute Used in Oil & Gas Lease Dispute By John McFarland on April 27, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas Creative Oil & Gas held an oil and gas lease on Lona Hills Ranch’s property. Lona ...
Oil Prices Continue to Advance By Environmental and Energy Law Blog on April 26, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas Analysts attribute the price increase to declining US crude inventories and OPEC ...
Texas Oil and Gas Economy on the Rise By Environmental and Energy Law Blog on April 24, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas As oil and gas producers maximize the benefits of advanced drilling techniques ...
Three Firms Working on $9.5B Permian Basin Acquisition By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys on March 28, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas Concho Resources' pending acquisition of RSP Permian will create the largest crude oil ...
ConocoPhillips v. Koopmann By John McFarland on March 26, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas Does a reserved term royalty interest violate the Rule Against Perpetuities? ...
Lack of Proof Dooms Pugh Clause Defense By Charles Sartain on March 15, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas There are specific requirements for proving that an oil and gas lease has survived ...
Liquidated Damages and Penalties By John McFarland on February 26, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas Lawyers for royalty owners have filed multiple suits against Chesapeake Energy ...
In Focus: Mineral Rights and Property Rights By Environmental and Energy Law Blog on February 26, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas Advances in horizontal drilling, hydraulic fracturing and other oil and gas extraction ...
Is the Allocation Well Debate About to Boil Over? By Charles Sartain on February 13, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas Issues surrounding the legality of allocation wells in Texas have been percolating ...
Hooks v. Samson – The Last Chapter By John McFarland on January 30, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas, Texas Supreme Court The Texas Supreme Court denied Samson Exploration’s petition for review, ending a ...
Should I Sell My Minerals? By John McFarland on January 8, 2018 Posted in Oil and Gas I have often received calls from clients who receive unsolicited offers to buy their ...
Three Recent Arguments in Texas Supreme Court: Offset Clauses, the Rule Against Perpetuities, and the Duhig Rule By John McFarland on December 11, 2017 Posted in Oil and Gas Tthe Texas Supreme Court heard arguments in three cases on oil-and-gas-related topics ...
Mont Clair, Reeves County By John McFarland on December 4, 2017 Posted in Oil and Gas Today’s surveying challenge is the garden spot of northern Reeves County ...
