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To Spud Or Not To Spud? In Sundown Energy LP v. HJSA No. 3, The Texas Supreme Court Interprets What “Drilling Operations” Means...

“To spud or not to spud,” that was the question before the Texas Supreme Court in determining whether a lessee, Sundown Energy, maintained a lease on non-producing acreage under the lease’s continuous drilling provisions.1...more

[Webinar] Royalty Class Action Trends and Developments - April 14th, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm CT

Class actions involving oil-and-gas leases and royalty payments are on the rise. In this program, V&E lawyers will discuss recent developments in the royalty class action space – including recent certification orders and...more

Texas Supreme Court Decision Impacts Royalty Payment Calculations: Postproduction Costs And Free-Use Clauses

Aided by terms of art and a long history of precedent, parties entering an oil and gas lease can generally choose from common, time-tested clauses to serve their needs. Yet we know from practice that royalties and allocating...more

In re Chesapeake Energy Corporation And In re Extraction Oil & Gas, Inc.: New Rulings Against Midstream Gatherers Further Dividing...

It is common for E&P companies in chapter 11 to seek to reject burdensome midstream contracts under Bankruptcy Code § 365. Rejection has not been permitted by bankruptcy courts where such agreements create enforceable...more

Contingency Planning For Forced Curtailment

There is increasing concern among oil and gas producers that the market disruption caused by the Russian-Saudi price feud and the COVID-19 outbreak could lead to circumstances where production cannot be sold, transported, or...more

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