Protect Your Land Today

Historic oil and gas activity may have left lasting impacts on your land. Louisiana law is changing, which means waiting can affect your ability to recover for cleanup and restoration. If your property has been affected, now is the time to understand your options.

Get A Free Consultation

What is Legacy Litigation?

Legacy litigation refers to lawsuits brought by landowners whose property was damaged by historic oil and gas operations. These claims address soil contamination, groundwater pollution, abandoned wells, unremediated pits, and other long-term environmental impacts.

If you own land affected by these operations, Louisiana’s changing laws mean that acting quickly is essential to protecting your rights.

Don’t Wait to File

Only lawsuits filed before September 1, 2027 will proceed under the current, more landowner-friendly Act 312. After that date, you lose the low burden of proof, the right to full remediation, and the ability to recover uncapped damages.

File Today

Let’s Get Started on Your Case

"*" indicates required fields

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Name*

First Last

Phone*

Email*

Tell us how we can help*

Do You Have a Legacy Claim?

If your land was once used for oil and gas operations, you may qualify for a Legacy claim. We handle the research for you, including identifying past operators and connecting today’s damage to historic activity. Even if operations happened decades ago or companies have since changed hands, we help determine whether your property is eligible and what it may be owed.

Legacy claims follow a simple, proven process: 

Evaluate, Build the Case, Resolve, and Restore.

Reach out for a free consultation and we can determine next steps for you.