About

Allison J. Farrell is an skilled legal professional focusing on "dirt law" in the Appalachian Basin. With a history in oil, gasoline, and coal litigation, she represents customers in a number of assets-primarily based prison matters. For over ten years, legal professional Allison J. Farrell has been practicing "dirt regulation" in the Appalachian Basin. Originally from Buffalo, New York, she has earned a popularity as an oil, fuel, and coal attorney, coping with complicated title and herbal resource development issues for enterprise clients in each country and federal courts. Allison has a numerous felony exercise, representing clients in quiet identify actions, hire litigation, eminent domain movements, partition claims, floor use disputes, easement and right-of-way disputes, property contests, land contract enforcement and foreclosure, property disputes, and judicial income of actual estate. Additionally, she advocates for oil and gasoline manufacturers before the West Virginia Oil and Gas Conservation Commission and the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. In addition to her litigation work, Allison manages a real property transaction exercise in Clarksburg. She assists clients with both surface and subsurface belongings hobbies, supplying advice on lease negotiations, mineral identify evaluations, name searches, and joint operating agreements among oil and fuel operators. Clients appreciate her direct and no-nonsense method to felony matters. Allison is also a certified identify coverage agent with First American Title Insurance and serves as a settlement agent with Fidelity National Title Group and West Virginia's Banker's Title. She handles brief and green identify searches and closings for residences in North Central West Virginia from the firm's downtown Clarksburg area. Originally from Buffalo, Allison moved to West Virginia from Montana in 2005. She and her family live on a farm within the important part of the state, where she enjoys horseback using, tenting, farm paintings, and journeying in her unfastened time.

Legal Issues

Energy, Oil & Gas Law

Utilities

Insurance Defense

Real Estate Law

Commercial Real Estate, Homeowners Association, Land Use & Zoning, Mortgages, Residential Real Estate

• Equine Law
• Commercial Litigation Defense
• Energy Litigation Defense

Certificates

No Certifications

Languages

• English: Spoken, Written

Accepted Jurisdictions

Experience

• has membership
  Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC
  2018
• has membership
  Steptoe & Johnson LLP
  2009
• Public Relations Director
  Glennville State COllege
  2005
• Political Reporter
  Lee Newspapers
  2002
• Reporter
  The Daily Gazette
  2000
• Reporter
  The Leader Herald
  2001
• Associate Editor
  The Amherst Bee
  2000

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