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The Legal Intelligencer

Krieg v. Hamlin Bank & Trust Co., PICS Case No. 15-0371 (Pa. Super. March 4, 2015) (memorandum) Donohue, J. (12 pages).

By | March 17, 2015
Oil, Gas and Mineral Rights • Declaratory Judgment • Indispensable Party
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The Legal Intelligencer

Krieg v. Hamlin Bank & Trust Co., PICS Case No. 15-0371 (Pa. Super. March 4, 2015) (memorandum) Donohue, J. (12 pages).

By | March 17, 2015
Trial court erred in deciding a declaratory judgment action seeking to determine ownership of a tract of land and the oil, gas and minerals in or under the tract because an indispensable party that owned a one-twelfth interest in the oil, gas, and mineral rights was not joined as a party. Vacated.
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The Legal Intelligencer

An Update on Oil and Gas Lease Extension Litigation

A common oil and gas lease dispute in the Appalachian region involves challenges by lessors to a lessee's extension of the primary term of oil and gas leases pursuant to an express extension provision in the leases.
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Texas Lawyer

Porter Hedges Sees Huge Revenue Growth

The Houston law firm brought in $74 million in 2014, posting the second best year in the firm's 37- year history, said managing partner Rob Reedy.
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National Law Journal

Morning Wrap: Lynch Vote Stalls | Abbe Lowell's Letter to DOJ

Loretta Lynch's nomination for U.S. attorney general faces a new hurdle in the Senate. Police agencies are not too eager to talk about a powerful new surveillance tool. McKenna partners will vote on merging with Dentons. This is a roundup of legal news from ALM and other publications.
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Texas Lawyer

EOG Resources Wins Appeal in O&G Royalty Dispute

EOG Resources, one of the largest independent crude oil and natural gas companies in the U.S., won an appeal on March 5 before the Second Court of Appeals, in a dispute over oil and gas royalties.
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Texas Lawyer

High Court Finds Executive in O&G Lease Negotiations Met Good Faith Duty

Even though executive right holders Steadfast Financial and Range Production failed to latch on to market-rate oil and gas royalties in their lease negotiations, they did not self-deal nor breach their duty of good faith duties, court says.
4 minute read

Texas Lawyer

Request to Restore Natural Gas Theft Case Denied

The Fifth Circuit ruled on March 6 that a Texas federal judge on Feb. 11, 2013, properly dismissed the claims by Pemex Exploracion y Produccion against various buyers related to U.S. sales of natural gas condensate allegedly stolen from Pemex in Mexico.
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Texas Lawyer

Fifth Circuit Denies Pemex's Request to Resuscitate Natural Gas Theft Case

The Fifth Circuit ruled on March 6 that a Texas federal judge on Feb. 11, 2013, properly dismissed the claims by Pemex Exploracion y Produccion against various buyers related to U.S. sales of natural gas condensate allegedly stolen from Pemex in Mexico.
4 minute read

Texas Lawyer

High Court Finds Executive in O&G Lease Negotiations Met Good Faith Duty

Even though executive right holders Steadfast Financial and Range Production failed to latch on to market-rate oil and gas royalties in their lease negotiations, they did not self-deal nor breach their duty of good faith duties, court says.
4 minute read

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