Tiffany Means has extensive experience representing companies in complex, commercial disputes in the energy, oil and gas, power, technology, and renewable sectors. With a practical knowledge of the energy industry from upstream exploration and production matters across multi-basin portfolios, to downstream operations focused on processing plants, electric cooperatives, and evolving, global LNG markets, Tiffany works closely with operators and project developers across the value chain. In counseling domestic and international clients, Tiffany has efficiently managed and resolved a broad range of high stakes matters involving:

• contracts such as joint operating agreements, midstream agreements, joint venture agreements, master service agreements, indemnity provisions, force majeure clauses, purchase-and-sale agreements, assignments, gas purchase contracts, easements (surface, subsurface, horizontal drilling, pore space, pipeline, wind, and solar), confidentiality and trade secrets, oil and gas leases, and royalty and mineral deeds;
• environmental issues related to byproducts entrained in the production stream such as produced water and CO₂, emissions, injection wells, and carbon sequestration; and
• regulatory standards pertinent to the Texas Railroad Commission, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Bureau of Land Management, the General Land Office, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and specifically, energy industry enforcement, investigations, and compliance.

Tiffany Means presently serves on the Energy Law Section Council for the Houston Bar Association. The President of the State Bar of Texas appointed Tiffany to the Pattern Jury Charge - Oil and Gas Committee. Tiffany also serves as an officer for the Institute for Energy Law's Oilfield and Energy Services Practice Committee. Tiffany has previously served on the planning committee for the State Bar of Texas Annual Advanced Oil, Gas, and Energy Resources Law Course. Tiffany is the Past President of the Midland Bar Association.

Tiffany also has an active pro bono practice serving as pro bono general counsel for Bloys Campmeeting Association.

Before joining the firm, Tiffany clerked for the Honorable Robert Junell and the Honorable David Counts of the United States District Court, Western District of Texas, Midland/Odessa and Pecos Divisions.