Crenshaw, Dupree & Milam
Crenshaw, Dupree & Milam
If you own mineral rights in Texas, you need an attorney who understands the complex laws surrounding oil, gas, and other natural resources. Mineral rights law can involve leasing issues, royalties, easements, eminent domain, and regulatory compliance. At Crenshaw, Dupree & Milam, LLP, our mineral rights attorneys have the knowledge and experience to protect your interests.
Attorney W. Chris Boyer is Board Certified in Oil, Gas, and Mineral Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He negotiates leases, handles right-of-way disputes, and deals with groundwater districts on behalf of landowners. We also represent energy companies and contractors in mineral rights matters.
With our extensive experience in Texas oil, gas, wind, and water law, we can efficiently handle lease negotiations, royalty payments, condemnation proceedings, wastewater permitting, and other issues related to mineral rights. We draft agreements that protect our clients’ interests while allowing reasonable use of the land.
Many of the cases we handle involve protecting landowners’ rights. From handling right-of-way issues for oil and water pipelines or wind energy transmission lines to protecting mineral rights, our attorneys work diligently to see that the best interests of our clients are served. We negotiate all types of oil and gas, wind, and water leases for our clients. We draft sound agreements that include considerations for land use, easements, and other terms.
We have also helped clients with a variety of water law issues. We have experience handling cases involving groundwater and freshwater districts. We have worked on cases involving groundwater rights, wastewater permits, and pipeline right of way. Our broad experience in these matters allows us to efficiently and effectively protect our client’s interests regardless of which side of the case you might be on.
If you need legal representation related to your mineral rights in Texas, contact our experienced attorneys. We understand the complex laws and regulations and will protect your rights and interests. You can reach us by phone at 806-590-1780 or via e-mail.