Conduct comprehensive title research and ownership calculations while reviewing the work of other landmen for accuracy. Manage multiple priorities and maintain professional communication with internal and external stakeholders to meet project deadlines.
The Lease Buyer Landman will establish contact with landowners to negotiate and secure surface and sub-surface lease agreements. They are also responsible for conducting title research and providing progress reports to project managers and clients.
The curative landman will review division order title opinions to identify and resolve title defects by locating and contacting mineral and royalty owners. Responsibilities include drafting curative instruments, coordinating execution logistics, and recording documents with county clerks.
The role involves reviewing and interpreting oil and gas leases to identify key contractual obligations and operational impacts. The Landman will summarize lease terms and support land administration and development activities through detailed analysis reports.
Lead and execute complex land services projects by managing schedules, budgets, and staffing while serving as the primary point of contact for clients. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams of land professionals to ensure quality deliverables and operational consistency across various industries.
