The luncheon will be held in the Coastal Room on the second floor of the Petroleum Club.
If you make a reservation, pay for it, and later decide to cancel it before the reservation deadline, you can apply for a refund through the HAPL Office. We must receive your request to cancel your registration in writing by email at hapl@hapl.org or fax at 713-622-3723. You will receive the total amount charged minus a $5.00 credit card processing fee.
When you request a refund, include the credit-card number that you used to pay for the reservation and the confirmation e-mail you received when you paid. If you have lost that e-mail, send as much information as you can about the name and date of the event, the date that you paid, and how much you paid. Refunds cannot be made for reservations that were paid for, but not cancelled before the reservations deadline. When that happens, you are considered a no-show.
All pre-registered members/guests for this event that have not prepaid and do not attend will be billed as a no-show.
*If paying by check, the price of the luncheon is $30 for members and $35 for non-members before the reservation deadline.*
Paul Labanowski is a principal in the energy law firm of Labanowski & Associates in Houston, Texas.He is Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legalization in Oil and Gas Law, Commercial Real Estate Law and Residential Real Estate Law.He received his undergraduate degree from Rice University in 1974 and his law degree from the University of Houston in 1977.For over 30 years, the primary focus of his law practice has been in the area of oil and gas title examination and matters relating to the exploration and production segment of the industry.
Mr. Labanowski is a former Director of the Petroleum Club of Houston and has received multi-year recognition as a Texas Super Lawyer in the area of Energy and Natural Resources.
Mr. Labanowski has spoken and written on numerous legal issues relating to the exploration and production segment of the oil and gas industry as well as on land title matters.He co-authored a bibliography on oil and gas literature and is presently working on a book on the early history of the oil and gas industry of the United States.
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