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One Man’s Waste is Another Man’s Treasure: Texas Appellate Court Holds that Produced Water Belongs to Mineral Owners

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In response, the Texas Legislature passed Texas Natural Resources Code § 122.002 on September 1, 2019, which grants title to produced water to whoever takes possession of it for the purpose of treating it for subsequent beneficial use, unless a conveyance instrument expressly provides otherwise.

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Harmonizing Assignments and Exhibits

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2020) and Posse Energy, Ltd. In Posse Energy the El Paso Court of Appeals determined that the limiting language in the exhibit at issue did control, since the language in the granting instrument was “extremely broad” and the exhibit included the critical limiting language of “insofar and only insofar as.”

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Maritime Industry COVID 19 Update

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Finally, the AWO recommends the development of a “written outbreak management plan” that contains information to track and identify suspected cases and the locations of sick crewmembers, cleaning procedures, etc. How Should I Change My Operations during the Pandemic? What Changes Should I Make to Employee Operations?

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Broad Assignments & Deep Disputes: Decoding Depth Descriptions

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Where the instruments are not clear, this can sometimes lead to disagreement as to whether the descriptive information is intended to limit the scope of the assignment, or to merely serve as helpful descriptive information. In 2020, the Texas Supreme Court released its opinion in Piranha Partners v. Citation 2002 Inv. LLC , 689 S.W.3d

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Louisiana and Texas COVID-19 Stay-at-Home Orders and Effects on State Courts

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This article was updated on April 14, 2020. Status of Louisiana state courts As of March 30, 2020, the Louisiana Supreme Court has issued four orders in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. On April 1, the Court issued its eighth order, tolling the statutes of limitations for all civil cases from March 13 until June 1, 2020.