Drilling Solutions to Oil  and Gas Dilemmas with Attorney Zac Grey

3 CE Credits

Learn how to identify solutions for your clients relating to oil and gas transactions. This class will drill into some of the most prominent vocabulary associated with oil and gas-related transactions, how the oil & gas industry operates when approaching your clients, and how to best work with both buyer and sellers clients to provide the best solutions possible. You can also expect to learn how to best identify the documentation within your normal transaction that can be the biggest benefit to your clients when there are oil and gas implications, as well as post-closing considerations and solutions.

Instructor

Zac Grey
 Attorney

Mr. Grey focuses his practice on real estate transactions and oil and gas matters. He joined Frascona, Joiner, Goodman and Greenstein, P.C. as an attorney in 2016 and became a shareholder in 2020.

Mr. Grey represents buyers, sellers, real estate agents, builders, and developers in a variety of real estate transactions. He has advised clients on matters concerning buy/sell contracts, construction contracts, assignments of leases, party wall/HOA arrangements, warranty agreements, and easements/rights of way. Mr. Grey strives to further the client’s business goal through an efficient, common-sense approach.

Within the oil and gas industry, Mr. Grey has represented start-up oil and gas companies in the acquisition of leasehold and well interests in the Rocky Mountain region. He has advised clients in the negotiation and interpretation of oil and gas leases, purchase and sale agreements, and joint operating agreements. On the title side, Mr. Grey has analyzed chains of title and drafted drilling title opinions in Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Utilizing his oil and gas expertise, he represents operators, land service companies, mineral buyers, and landowners, but also real estate clients searching for comprehensive representation from the surface to the center of the earth.

Prior to joining Frascona, he worked for a Denver law firm and served as an in-house operational landman for a Fortune 500 exploration and production company in Oklahoma City. Mr. Grey received his Juris Doctor from The Penn State Law, where he served as Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook on Arbitration and Mediation Law Review. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Business Economics from Wofford College, where he played defensive back as a full-scholarship member of Wofford’s NCAA Division I FCS football team. Mr. Grey is admitted to practice in the state of Colorado and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Classes will be held Virtually via ZOOM

Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Registration Options*

• Class Fee ($40.00)

  9:00AM - 12:00PM