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Jody K. Upham - Natural Resources Lawyer in zip code 76943

zipcode 76943 Natural Resources Lawyer - Jody K. Upham
Jody K. Upham

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Avvo Rating: Rated 3.5 out of 5



Area of Practice: Adoption,Business Organizations,Contracts,Estate Planning,Landlord & Tenant,Natural Resources,Probate ,Real Estate ,Wills

Zip code: 76943, Ozona, Texas



Contact: (325) 392-5687
Jody Upham.
1014 Avenue E.

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Natural Resources Case examples in zip code 76943

Description: Legal issues concerning the extraction and management of natural resources, including oil, gas, and minerals. Case Example: Pennsylvania Coal Co. v. Mahon (1922) - This landmark case addressed the regulation of mining activities and property rights. Judgment: The Supreme Court held that regulation could go too far and become a taking under the Fifth Amendment, requiring compensation.