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Comment by David 14 hours ago

I just wanted to let you know about an upcoming Seminar Series through the YPE called Energy Industry Training Series- It’s 12 part series, although you can just attend one or two if you like. The first Seminar is in June, and gives a complete overview of both the Marcellus and Utica plays.

You can learn more here!

http://ypepittsburgh.org/?page_id=591

Comment by J.M. on May 4, 2013 at 7:57am

FAYETTE COUNTY DRILLING ACTION....IS THERE ANY???

No comments since JANUARY!!!  are things THAT slow in Fayette County???

Many leases expire (including my Marathon lease) this fall!!    Has there been any action for resigning?  A 2000 acre block around my property and no action!!! Your collective thoughts would be appreciated!

Comment by Steven A. Walton on March 20, 2012 at 10:20am

EMINENT DOMAIN

Please attend a free Public Information Meeting to learn about your rights and responsibilities before construction begins on the Transco Atlantic Access Pipeline Project.

Where:        Fayette Chamber of Commerce -- Uniontown

                        65 West Main Street, Uniontown, Pennsylvania 15401

 

When:          Saturday, April 21, 2012, 2:30 p.m.

The panel will discuss negotiation of pipeline easements and rights-of-way, eminent domain, the Transco Pipeline Project, and pipeline construction issues.

• Steve Walton, Esquire, Rothman Gordon, P.C. and Legislative Chair of the Fayette County Marcellus Shale Task Force
• David T. Messersmith, Extension Educator, Penn State Cooperative Extension’s Marcellus Education Team
• William Bresnahan, Esquire, Hollinshead, Mendelson, Bresnahan, Nixon & Ball, PC

Please spread the word, as the Transco Pipeline Project will likely affect all of us in Fayette County.  Refreshments will be served.

Comment by Rich gazarik on January 30, 2012 at 11:21am

RMZ Holdings is operated by Frederick Zeigler III. He runs commonwealth marketing group. Ring any bells?

Comment by David on January 30, 2012 at 10:16am

Whose all involved in RMZ Holdings?

Comment by Rich gazarik on January 30, 2012 at 10:08am

does anyone know why RMZ Holdings is buying up so much property around Ohiopyle state park? I'd be interested to know.

 

 

Comment by David on January 17, 2012 at 10:52am

Hello everyone, 

Just wanted to let you know Armstrong Search. I won't constantly spam this page with our information, but I wanted to post it in case anyone was interested.

Armstrong Search Associates (armstrongsearch.com) is a Western Pennsylvania based company that does titles, opinions, lease analysis, curative work, and buyers due diligence projects. We work in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. 

Here’s why our clients love to work with us:

• We consistently help partners meet deadlines
• Our team is willing to travel, and as a result we are able to handle over flow work and get it turned around quickly
• We have a management structure in place, so we can ensure that our abstractors get the work done to the client’s satisfaction in a timely manner
• Our abstractors are familiar with the area, and this ensures that our partners do not waste any time hiring inexperienced workers who will take time to get up to speed

 

Armstrong Search Offer’s the following:

• Trained, Experienced,  Mobile Abstractors that have worked on over 20,000 titles
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Comment by Steven A. Walton on November 2, 2011 at 11:35am

Terrylynn - a great one-stop shop is the Fayette County Marcellus Shale Task Force's website.  The link is www.mshaletaskforce.org

Click on the "Site Locations" tab at the top of the page and you should find what you are looking for.

Comment by Steven A. Walton on November 2, 2011 at 11:31am

In response to Terrylynn's comment, the answers are "Yes" and "a PA attorney." 

I would never advise any landowner (even an attorney) to go it alone.  There is an old saying "A lawyer that represents himself has a fool for a client."

The ideal situation is finding an attorney who will work in concert with the landowner.  The attorney understands the devils in the details of the O&G lease, and the landowner knows what he/she wants out of the deal.

Regardless of where most of the royalty holders reside, your property is in PA and the O&G lease you sign will be governed by PA law.

Comment by Terrylynn Lincoln on November 1, 2011 at 10:05pm

Is it necessary to have a mineral rights attorney?  We own the mineral rights to property in Fayette Co., but the majority of the royalty holders live in MI.

Should we seek a MI. attorney or a PA. attorney?

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