Gray Reed is a journalist who focuses on legal and tax matters in the United States. He writes for publications such as Mondaq and JD Supra, providing insights and analysis on topics ranging from IRS programs and tax court cases to labour relations and energy industry disputes. Gray's articles offer valuable information for professionals and individuals navigating complex legal and regulatory landscapes.
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By: Julia Edwards Bobbitt, Darin Brooks, Gray Reed
After a company has been sued, its immediate next steps should be twofold: consult its lawyer and notify its insurance carrier. The carrier should pick up the defense and provide an attorney to represent the company for a claim covered by the applicable insurance policy. The company’s current lawyer’s (who knows the business and may already know the facts underlying the claims) involvement in that covered claim is now unclear.
With the holiday season officially upon us, the Dollars and Sense team wants to make sure you maximize your giving and gifting! For so many businesses, and business owners, this time of year also means employer festivities, and gifting, are about to be in full swing.
COP29 is upon us (Perfidy, thy name is the UNIPCC) being held in the greenwashing Republic of Azerbaijan. And ironically, there are dire warnings from some quarters about the methods “anti-science” Donald Trump will deploy to destroy the planet.
By: Charles Sartain, Gray Reed
Mr./Ms. Negotiator/scrivener/reviewer of Master Service Agreements: When did you last review your go-to indemnity provision? In light of Century Surety Company v. Colgate Operating LLC., perhaps you should do it now. The court deemed an innocuous-seeming indemnity provision to impose a ceiling on indemnity obligations under an MSA. Is your MSA consistent with your intentions?
Use this guide as a reference when filing lien and bond claim notices for the month of December.
By: Sean Burns, Charles Sartain, Gray Reed
In re: EP Energy E&P Company, LP considered three lease maintenance provisions in several oil and gas leases. The federal district court ruled that the leases were maintained in force after cessation of production despite creative (some would say “strained”) lease interpretations by a group of lessors. In sum, the court deemed the lessors’ positions to be contrary to general principles of Texas oil and gas law and concluded that such provisions are complementary, and are not to be interpreted so as to invalidate each other.
By: Gray Reed, Patrick Kelly, Kendall Hudgins
When project delays occur due to natural disasters, the financial implications can be severe. Construction stakeholders often focus on immediate...
By: Ashley Atwood, Jeffrey Bourdon, Allie Lefkowitz, Tanner McClellan, Brock Niezgoda, David Peterman, Gray Reed
The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, in Texas Top Cop Shop, Inc., et al. v. Garland, et al., issued an injunction temporarily stopping enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).
The question in Rock River Minerals, LP and Carr v. v. Pioneer Natural Resources, et al.: Did an assignment of overriding royalty interests in Texas oil and gas leases include a depth limitation? No.
By: Charles Sartain, Gray Reed
In Mistretta v. Hilcorp Energy Company, unleased mineral owner Mistretta sued Hilcorp alleging failure to provide requested production and well cost information pertaining to an oil well operated by Hilcorp. The well was in a unit established in accordance with the Louisiana Conservation Act. The issue: Do La. R.S 30:103.1 and 103.2 require one notice or two before the operator loses its right to recover costs from the owner?
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