The National Law Review is pleased to bring you information about the upcoming 3rd Annual Upstream Oil and Gas Contract Management Conference:

March 12-14, 2013

Houston, Texas

Key Features

• Pre-Conference Workshop A: Tactics to sustain the relationship between operator and service provider when drafting global contracts

• Pre-Conference Workshop B: Drafting robust service level agreements in a post Macondo world with WeatherFord International

Event Focus

3rd Annual Upstream Oil and Gas Contract Management

As organizations go back to the Gulf for exploration, the allocation of liability in E&P projects have become vaster. The laws around the world have been unpredictably changing, leading the oil and gas industry question the quality of their contracts. The changes within the industry have all parties in a contract concerned about liability, risk and overall validity of their contracts. With contracts being the nexus of any successful job, it is important to review and analyze the changes within the industry.

The marcus evans 3^rd Annual Upstream Oil and Gas Contract Management Conference will go through the entire lifecycle of a contract. We will determine the after effects of post Macondo, demystify the changes in indemnity and warranty clauses and develop tactics to diminish risk in these contracts. By analyzing both domestic and international contracts, we will bring the most current and pressing issues to the forefront of this conference to help troubleshoot the core issues of contract.

Attending this Premier marcus evans Conference will enable you to:

• Identify the changes in risk allocation since the Gulf reopened for exploration with Eni US Operating Company
• Investigate insurance protection to ensure a more balanced and reasonable contract with Seneca Resources
• Implement Preferential Rights to Purchase clauses in contracts and avoid pitfalls when drafting these clauses with Apache Corporation
• Analyze issues in drilling contracts to mitigate risks with Occidental Oil and Gas Corporationand Superior Energy Services, Inc.
• Review the positive and negative implications to contracts when an organization undergoes mergers and acquisitions with GE Oil & Gas.

Industry leaders attending this conference will benefit from a dynamic presentation format consisting of workshops, panel discussions, and industry-specific case studies that provide accurate, real-world knowledge. Attendees will experience highly interactive conference sessions, 10-15 minutes of Q&A time after each presentation, 4+ hours of networking, and exclusive online access to materials post-event.

The National Law Review is pleased to bring you information about the upcoming 3rd Annual Upstream Oil and Gas Contract Management Conference:

 

 

March 12-14, 2013

Houston, Texas

 

Key Features

 

• Pre-Conference Workshop A: Tactics to sustain the relationship between operator and service provider when drafting global contracts

• Pre-Conference Workshop B: Drafting robust service level agreements in a post Macondo world with WeatherFord International

 

Event Focus

3rd Annual Upstream Oil and Gas Contract Management

As organizations go back to the Gulf for exploration, the allocation of liability in E&P projects have become vaster. The laws around the world have been unpredictably changing, leading the oil and gas industry question the quality of their contracts. The changes within the industry have all parties in a contract concerned about liability, risk and overall validity of their contracts. With contracts being the nexus of any successful job, it is important to review and analyze the changes within the industry.

The marcus evans 3^rd Annual Upstream Oil and Gas Contract Management Conference will go through the entire lifecycle of a contract. We will determine the after effects of post Macondo, demystify the changes in indemnity and warranty clauses and develop tactics to diminish risk in these contracts. By analyzing both domestic and international contracts, we will bring the most current and pressing issues to the forefront of this conference to help troubleshoot the core issues of contract.

Attending this Premier marcus evans Conference will enable you to:

• Identify the changes in risk allocation since the Gulf reopened for exploration with Eni US Operating Company
• Investigate insurance protection to ensure a more balanced and reasonable contract with Seneca Resources
• Implement Preferential Rights to Purchase clauses in contracts and avoid pitfalls when drafting these clauses with Apache Corporation
• Analyze issues in drilling contracts to mitigate risks with Occidental Oil and Gas Corporationand Superior Energy Services, Inc.
• Review the positive and negative implications to contracts when an organization undergoes mergers and acquisitions with GE Oil & Gas.

Industry leaders attending this conference will benefit from a dynamic presentation format consisting of workshops, panel discussions, and industry-specific case studies that provide accurate, real-world knowledge. Attendees will experience highly interactive conference sessions, 10-15 minutes of Q&A time after each presentation, 4+ hours of networking, and exclusive online access to materials post-event.