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The Law of Oil & Gas in Pennsylvania, 2nd Edition (eBook)

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Be at the forefront of developing oil and gas law

The treatise thoroughly explores the rich history of oil and gas legal concepts and the technical, environmental, and regulatory issues unique to exploration for and production of oil and gas in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania's law of oil and gas will continue evolving as courts grapple with the application of new technologies and concepts that collide with a body of case law developed in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Purchase this ebook and learn about emerging developments and everything you need to stay informed about oil and gas law in Pennsylvania.

Get the updated and revised 2nd edition, which includes new chapters on:

  • Conventional Drilling
  • Radiation Issues
  • Title and Conveyancing of Oil and Gas Interests

A meticulously researched and written reference featuring the following 23 chapters:

Part I—Historical and Technical Background

  • Historical Background of Oil and Gas Law
  • Technical Background—Geology and the Drilling Process

Part II—Ownership, Transfer, and Title

  • Ownership of Oil and Gas Interests
  • Title and Conveyancing of Oil and Gas Rights in Pennsylvania
  • Evolution of the Pennsylvania Oil and Gas Lease
  • Implied Covenants
  • Pooling and Unitization
  • Resolving Issues Involving Dormant Oil and Gas Interests

Part III—Regulatory Issues

  • Overview of Pennsylvania Regulatory Issues
  • Permitting and Environmental Litigation
  • Conventional Oil and Gas Development
  • Wetlands and Waters Permitting
  • Compact Commissions and Their Impact on Oil and Gas Permitting
  • Natural Gas Pipeline Regulation in Pennsylvania
  • Wildlife Issues
  • Regulation of Technically Enhanced Naturally Occurring Radioactivity in Pennsylvania
  • Zoning and Municipal Regulation of Oil and Gas
  • Development of Oil and Gas on State and Federal Land

Part IV—Practical Guides

  • Oil and Gas Lease Negotiations from the Lessor’s Perspective
  • Oil and Gas Lease Negotiations from the Lessee’s Perspective
  • Representing Citizens in Challenges to Oil and Gas Permits
  • Litigation of Natural Gas Claims from the Plaintiff’s Perspective
  • Litigation of Natural Gas Claims from the Defendant’s Perspective
  • Appendix—Articles, Periodicals, and Publications on Pennsylvania Oil, Gas, and Energy Law

Winner of the 2015 ACLEA (Association for Continuing Legal Education Administrators) Award for Outstanding Achievement in Publications!
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Published: 10/1/2016
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Joel R. Burcat Esq.
Saul Ewing LLP (Hbg)
Stephen W. Saunders Esq.
Saunders Law LLC
Amy L. Barrette Esq.
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (Pgh)
Marc J. Bern Esq.
Napoli Bern Ripka Shkolnik & Associates LLP
George A. Bibikos Esq.
GA Bibikos LLC
Robert J. Burnett Esq.
Houston Harbaugh PC
John W. Carroll Esq.
Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP (Hbg)
Christopher D. Carusone Esq.
Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman PC (Hbg)
Brian J. Clark Esq.
BCK Strategies LLC
Robert E. Diehl Jr., Esq.
Law Offices of Robert E. Diehl, Jr
Michael Dillon Esq.
Manko Gold Katcher & Fox LLP
John P. Englert Esq.
Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP (Pgh)
Kevin J. Garber Esq.
Babst Calland (Pgh)
Michael David Helbing Esq.
Mr. Nathaniel I. Holland Esq.
Elizabeth Utz Witmer Esq.
Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP (Wayne/Chesterbrook)
Matthew L. Wolford Esq.
Wolford Law Firm
Jordan Heefner Yeager Esq.
Curtin & Heefner LLP (Yardley)
Keith Alan Zabela Esq.
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