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In Emerald Land Corp. v. Trimont Energy (BL) LLC, a Louisiana federal court considered whether a lessee was required to remove flowlines buried beneath the surface and canal bottoms of...

Here we go  again, in Gary and Theresa Poenisch Family Ltd. P’Ship v. TMH Land Servs., Inc., learning that a purported Texas land transaction will not be enforced if the parties fail to...

If you are a royalty owner and have questions about how your claim is likely to be treated when your lessee/operator goes into bankruptcy in Delaware, In re MTE Holdings LLC is a...

The Christmas Village, The Artistry of the Nativity and The 12 Days of Christmas Complete the Holiday ExperienceDALLAS, TX / ACCESSWIRE / October 13, 2021 / Winter 2021 - Holiday at the Arboretum, presented

Let’s begin with a question: Master service agreements (“MSA’s” in the trade), once agreed upon, often remain in force for years. As time passes and circumstances change, the parties...

In Xyngular Corp. v. Schenkel, a shareholder and director suspected that his colleagues on the board of directors were engaging in improper self-dealing, so he asked an IT department...

Plus, school cafeterias are getting squeezed by high prices and supply problems, why bacon costs so much right now, and more.

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In Apache Corp. v. Hill, et al.,  lessors prevailed in a lease construction dispute because of the court’s unsurprising conclusion that a typewritten addendum to oil and gas leases superseded conflicting provisions in the printed forms. Background Several lessors executed identical oil and gas leases with Apache’s predecessor-in-interest covering 207.62 acres in Brazos County, Texas. Three lease provisions were at issue: Paragraph 9 of the printed form gave Apache the right to release any...

Understanding the IRS and the tax laws is very difficult and confusing.  When a taxpayer has a tax controversy matter with the IRS, selecting a tax attorney may be just as confusing and...