International Oil & Gas Contracts and Negotiations Core Course

March 11 - 15, 2019 | Shangri-La Hotel | Bangkok, Thailand

This course is now full. You may add yourself to the waitlist at the link to the right.

Join AIPN for its 2019 International Oil & Gas Contracts and Negotiations Course in Bangkok, Thailand! This 5-day course replaces the Core Course on International Oil & Gas Law and will feature interactive discussions on key upstream and midstream oil and gas issues and agreements that are important to new entrants into the industry as well as experienced persons. It is taught from a practical perspective by highly-experienced and knowledgeable faculty.

Download the course program here.

Download the course presenter biographies here.

Topics that will be covered at this course:

Overview of the International Oil & Gas Industry
Due Diligence
International Dispute Resolution
Corporate Social Responsibility
Anti-Bribery and Corruption Laws and Issues
Confidentiality & Bidding Agreement Issues
Granting Instrument Issues
Unconventional Resource Issues
Joint Operating Agreement Issues
Service Agreement Issues
Unitization Issues
Participation – Farmin/Farmout Agreements
Decommissioning
Crude Oil Sales and Lifting Agreement Issues
Gas Sales Agreement Issues
Gas Balancing and Transportation Issues
Overview of LNG

Course Chair
Harry W. Sullivan, Jr., International Energy Attorney, Dallas, Texas

Course Instructors
Frank L. Cascio, Attorney, Houston, Texas
Andrew B. Derman, Partner, Thompson & Knight LLP, Dallas, Texas
Jennifer Josefson, Partner, King & Spalding LLC, Moscow, Russia
Kimberly H. Reeder, Senior Oil & Gas Attorney, Perth, Australia
Pieter Paul Van Lelyveld, Associate General Counsel - Contracting and Procurement and Wells, Shell International B.V., The Hague, The Netherlands
Special Presenter Dr. Sarawut Kaewtathip, Deputy Director-General, Department of Mineral Fuels, Ministry of Energy of Thailand

Download the course presenter biographies here.

Continuing Education Credits
AIPN is an accredited sponsor approved by the State Bar of Texas Committee on MCLE. A maximum of 29.75 CLE credit hours, of which 1.00 credit hours will apply to legal ethics/professional responsibility credit will be awarded based on individual attendance.