Stephan D. Selinidis

Stephan represents individual investors and upstream, midstream and service companies in the energy industry on both sides of the docket. Stephan has advised clients and litigated matters involving oil and gas leases, division orders, joint operating agreements, COPAS accounting procedures, unit agreements, percentage of proceeds contracts, master service agreements, master purchase agreements, commercial oilfield service agreements, acquisition and exploration letter agreements, easements, surface and subsurface trespass, surface use, injunctions, and title disputes. As a result, Stephan has a fundamental understanding of the legal and technical issues surrounding hydrocarbon exploration and production.

His commercial and business litigation experience includes representing clients in a wide range of contract matters, business torts, and real estate disputes. More specifically, Stephan has handled complex litigation involving commercial lease disputes, mortgage disputes, indemnity, partnership disputes and dissolution, fraud, breach of fiduciary duties, and the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act. Stephan has also handled claims involving negligence and products liability.

Stephan is on the board of directors for a privately held company and the Galveston County Municipal Utility District No. 54. Stephan is also on the advisory board for the Institute for Energy Law and a member of Institute for Energy Law’s Young Energy Professionals.