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18 January 2016

Oil & Gas Bankruptcy Issues: Part 3 Unique Structuring Issues

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In this third of five videos on the oil & gas industry, Orrick Restructuring Chair Ron D'Aversa and Restructuring Partner Doug Mintz explore the unique ways in which oil & gas interests are transferred...
United States Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
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Part 3: Unique Structuring Issues

In this third of five videos on the oil & gas industry, Orrick Restructuring Chair Ron D'Aversa and Restructuring Partner Doug Mintz explore the unique ways in which oil & gas interests are transferred, how these interests are treated in bankruptcy and offer clues as to what courts will look at when issues concerning carved-out interests arise.

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How are oil & gas interests treated in bankruptcy cases?

How have courts weighed in on leases concerning oil & gas interests?

What are carved-out interests and how do they work?

How are carved-out interests treated in bankruptcy cases?

For additional posts in this series, please click here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 4, Part 5.

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