The mineral estate, handled from the record room to the closing table.

What a landman does

Ownership is a question of record, not of assumption.

Every mineral transaction rests on two things: who genuinely owns the estate, and what the agreement actually obliges each party to do. This office establishes the first from primary records and negotiates the second face to face — then keeps the resulting obligations on a calendar so nothing lapses by accident.

Work is taken across United States, Canada, Arabia, South America, West Africa, Latin America, Southern Africa, with local counsel engaged where the jurisdiction requires it.