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Force Majeure Provisions in Oil and Gas Agreements: During and After the Pandemic
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Force Majeure Provisions in Oil and Gas Agreements: During and After the Pandemic
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In the wake of COVID-19 and plunging oil prices, many practitioners have found themselves reviewing whether force majeure provisions may apply to forgive certain shortcomings in performance during 2020 and beyond. Survey existing law regarding force majeure issues and discuss considerations in drafting future force majeure provisions.
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- TX, CA
- Specialization: Administrative Law | Oil, Gas and Mineral Law | Real Estate Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 5/31/2024
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Force Majeure During and After the COVID Pandemic (Apr 2021)
Austin W. Brister, J. Derrick Price
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Force Majeure During and After the COVID Pandemic (Apr 2021)
In the wake of COVID-19 and plunging oil prices, many practitioners have found themselves reviewing whether force majeure provisions may apply to forgive certain shortcomings in performance during 2020 and beyond. Survey existing law regarding force majeure issues and discuss considerations in drafting future force majeure provisions.
Originally presented: Mar 2021 Oil, Gas and Mineral Law Institute
Austin W. Brister,
McGinnis Lochridge - Houston, TX
J. Derrick Price,
McGinnis Lochridge - Austin, TX