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Registrar: +1.303.321.8100Fax: +1.303.321.7657E-mail: info@rmmlf.org Permission from the author(s) and the Alberta Law Review must be obtained to otherwise use the content of the journal. In preparation for the resumption of short courses, sponsors will present a series of three webinars with the faculty of short courses, covering topics that will be discussed in much more detail during the short courses. For more than 25 years, the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation, the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators and the Institute for Energy Law have sponsored annual short courses on international oil and gas law, contracts and negotiations. Short courses cover a variety of contractual and transactional topics, from discovery to development to dismantling, which are covered in the oil and gas industry by many experienced industry experts. Sponsors hope to be able to offer the short courses again in the fall of 2021. FELIPE ALICE is a partner at Morgan Lewis in Houston, Texas. His practice focuses on energy transactions and infrastructure projects related to energy and corporate matters. His work includes complex contracts, corporate restructurings, project finance, international data protection issues and real estate transactions.

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