Overview
Kathleen Doody is an accomplished oil and gas attorney practicing in the firm’s New Orleans office, with over 20 years of transactional experience representing and advising E&P companies, oilfield service companies and lending institutions on a broad range of corporate, energy, regulatory, secured financing and real estate matters.
Kathleen’s current practice is primarily focused on the following:
- Representing clients in the drafting and negotiation of various oil and gas related agreements, including operating agreements, memorandum of operating agreements, like-kind exchanges, areas of mutual interests, and withdrawals from joint operating agreements.
- Representing clients in connection with appeals of BOEM and BSEE orders to the Interior Board of Land Appeals in connection with issues related to supplemental bonding and incidents of non-compliance.
- Providing legal analysis and advice to oil and gas companies related to preserving and perfecting security rights under their joint operating agreements.
- Representing clients in connection with the purchase and sale, financing and refinancing of mineral properties and other assets, including negotiating purchase and sale agreements and security instruments and the rendition of third-party closing opinions.
- Providing legal analysis and advice to lending institutions related to secured financial transactions, including those secured by real and personal property, their rights upon debtor distress and issues arising in Chapter 11 bankruptcies.
- Examination of onshore and offshore mineral title and advising clients on complex mineral title issues and title curative solutions.