The American Association of Professional Landmen (AAPL) is partnering with The Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law to offer an advanced course covering key issues critical to landmen in modern energy and mineral development.
The course provides up to 10 AAPL and CLE credits (60-minute states), including 1 hour of ethics. Most presentations include in-depth papers for ongoing reference.
Topics include:
Recent Developments in the U.S. Oil and Gas M&A Market
Acquiring Aging Oil and Gas Assets – Grading the Gems and Marking the Landmines Underlying the Value Assumptions
Structuring Oil and Gas Transactions – Equity vs. Asset Considerations
Accounting Adjustments
Applying Title Defect Mechanics
Adverse Possession by Oil and Gas Lessees
Critical Steps and Essential Guidance for Negotiating Joint Operating Agreements (and Choosing When to Use One)
The Right of Mineral Owners and Non-Operators to Information and Records
Drafting and Negotiating Instruments to Acquire Pore Space for CCUS
Reconciling Conflicts Between Oil and Gas and Renewable Development Projects
New Challenges to Flaring and Venting of Gas in Upstream Operations
