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  • 6 - The Role of the Expert

  • Todd Jarvis, Oregon State University, Jakob Wiley, University of Oregon
  • Book:
    Collective Aquifer Governance
    Published online:
    20 January 2022
    Print publication:
    03 February 2022, pp 80-84

  • Summary

    Unitization agreements require specialized professionals who can navigate the complex legal and scientific issues presented by each application. Robert Hardwicke described such an individual as a “lawgineer.” These professionals act as experts and mediators when parties disagree and require an objective party to resolve disputes. They assist in the determination of equity shares, resource conditions, technological solutions, and technical analysis. A similar field of professionals may emerge for similar work in aquifer unitization.