At Beatty & Wozniak, we focus on energy and natural resources law.

We’ve made it a priority in our law practice to understand all segments of the oil and gas industry, including the regulatory and political contexts within which these companies operate.  So when you walk into our office, you won’t have to educate us about the difference between a drill bit and a burner tip.  We can start discussing your problem and potential solutions right away. 

Our team handles a wide variety of energy litigation, environmental issues and corporate transactions.  We often meet attorneys who are still learning the vocabulary of the industry while we are moving forward on the issue at hand.  So right out of the gate, we believe our solid oil and gas knowledge gives us a key advantage.

We know you may have to work with non industry people or face opponents, judges, juries and county commissioners who are not familiar with the energy business and may even have developed biases from a lack of understanding. We can help them see your side from an informed perspective.

At Beatty & Wozniak, we think and speak energy 24 hours a day. Just like our clients.

On June 25, the State Engineer's Office (SEO) will kick-off the informal phase of the rulemaking authorizied by House Bill 1303, whereby criteria for determining the tributary/nontributary status of oil and gas produced water will be established. For information, contact Ken Wonstolen, at 303-407-4491, or the COGA office, 303-861-0362.  For a copy of the SEO public meeting notice, click here

Energy Companies File Lawsuit in Federal Court Challenging Secretary Salazar and BLM's Unlawful Withdrawal of Lease Parcels from Utah BLM's December 2008 Oil and Gas Lease Sale - Read Press Release

The Firm congratulates Bill Sparks in passing the Wyoming Bar. Bill joins the ranks of seven other Beatty & Wozniak attorneys licensed in the State of Wyoming.

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