People

Overview

Brittany Dudley is an associate in the Energy Projects & Transactions Section of the Firm’s Global Projects Department. She represents upstream and midstream energy clients on a variety of matters that arise in the energy industry.

Brittany's practice centers around the representation of private equity-backed and publicly traded oil and gas companies. In addition to assisting upstream and midstream clients with complex acquisition, divestiture and financing of producing assets, Brittany also represents clients with respect to joint development and exploration participation agreements, farmout agreements, midstream agreements, oil and gas leases and joint operating agreements.

Admission & Affiliations

  • State Bar of Texas
  • Member of the Oil, Gas & Energy Resources Law Section of the State Bar of Texas
  • J.D., Real Estate & Natural Resources, Baylor Law School 2020
    Managing Executive Editor, Baylor Law Review
  • M.B.A., Baylor University 2020
    magna cum laude
  • B.B.A., Energy Commerce, Texas Tech University 2016
    cum laude

Experience

Oil & Gas Transactions

  • Hibernia Energy III, LLC – Sale of private equity portfolio company holdings Midland Basin assets to Civitas Resources for $2.25 billion.
  • Private equity-backed E&P company – Multiple acquisitions and divestitures of producing properties and leasehold in the Midland Basin valued in excess of $460 million.
  • Private equity-backed E&P company – Sale of operated Bakken oil and gas properties valued in excess of $350 million.
  • Independent energy company – Multiple acquisitions of Midland Basin producing properties in excess of $35 million.
  • Privately held E&P company – Sale of producing Oklahoma oil and gas properties in excess of $100 million
  • Saxum Energy Partners LLC – Acquisition of Haynesville and Permian mineral and royalty interests.
  • Private equity-backed E&P company – complex exchange transaction of Utah producing properties and acreage
  • Private equity-backed E&P company –  Due diligence for a successful acquisition of foreign-owned upstream company, which held approximately 45,000 net acres and 200 operated wells in the East Texas Eagle Ford.
  • Private equity-backed E&P company – Due diligence for a successful acquisition of an independent exploration and production company, which was valued at approximately $650 million and held approximately 160,000 net acres in the Eagle Ford Basin of East Texas.
  • Privately held upstream company – Formation of special purpose entity with industry partners to facilitate financing and development of producing assets in West Texas.
  • Publicly held midstream operator –Gathering agreements related to the buildout of a complex gathering system which included crude, gas, NGL, and water gathering lines.