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Welcome to Fall! Is everyone ready to get together over a steamy-hot PSL in the midst of 100-degree temps?
Didn’t think so.
It’s APLA season, though! Our first lunch get-together of the new APLA year will be Friday, September 11 at 11:30AM at the Enverus Campus, the room being located on the first floor of Building 6, 2901 Via Fortuna, Austin, TX 78746. Our speaker is Edward Wilhelm of the esteemed Wilhelm Law Firm here in Austin.
Edward Wilhelm is an attorney whose practice focuses substantially on oil and gas and real property matters throughout Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico. He represents landowners, mineral and royalty owners, operators, and other industry participants in matters involving title examination and curative, mineral and royalty ownership, oil and gas leases, conveyances and assignments, division orders, and related transactions and litigation.
A significant part of Edward’s practice involves resolving complicated ownership issues, including heirship and probate problems that affect mineral title. His multistate practice gives him particular experience addressing the differences among Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico mineral and property law.
Edward is a native Austinite and a graduate of Hampden-Sydney College and the University of Edinburgh. He graduated magna cum laude from Tulane University School of Law, where he served on the Moot Court Board. He is admitted to practice in Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and North Dakota.
Parking Notes:
If the visitor parking area in front of Building 6 is full, please park in the parking lot for Building 5 in the area marked as “Open Parking”, which is designated by the green box in the picture below.
From there, follow the yellow arrows to the Enverus parking garage.
Once inside the garage, use the elevator to go to the first floor of the Enverus building as usual.
If you haven’t yet joined or haven’t renewed your APLA membership for 2026-27, please take this opportunity to go to our website and make it happen! austinlandmen.org. The APLA is your local link to the industry – whether it be to network, to grow and develop your skills or to learn and gain certification credits. Your participation is important to us! Your membership dues allow us to better represent your needs and present your issues and questions to the AAPL Board, helps the APLA contribute to local charitable organizations like Toys for Tots, and provides us the means to judge interest so that we may begin to offer more networking events and opportunities to grow and prosper. Your membership is important!
