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John Cruden, Jamie Auslander, Maddie Boyer, Eric Christensen, and Susan Smith of Beveridge & Diamond PC.
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Learn key potential implications of the significant decisions released by the US Supreme Court in the closing days of its 2023 term.

Cozen O'Connor
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This quick reference guide provides overview of state attorney general enforcement powers and trends.

ACC Houston Energy Practice Group CLE: Energy Talks
Navigating An Evolving Litigation Landscape 
June 25, 2024 | 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm | The Houston Country Club

This Practice Group program will integrate trending topics into an enlightening multi-part session tailored to in-house legal counsel within the energy industry. Panelists will delve into the latest landscape of litigation trends shaping the energy sector, including limitations on subsurface trespass claims and royalty litigation with an emphasis on the Devon v. Sheppard decision. We will also analyze the Fifth Circuit's en banc reexamination of Environment Texas Citizen Lobby v. ExxonMobil Corp, which initially resulted in the largest-ever Clean Air Act citizen suit penalty. Lastly, we will hear from the Chair of the Litigation Section of the State Bar of Texas on his perspectives regarding advising energy companies on dispute resolution in the new Texas Business Court and the industry implications of the Federal Trade Commission’s ban on non-compete agreements with U.S. workers. Prepare to equip yourself with actionable strategies and courtroom-backed business insights to mitigate risks and navigate the complex legal trails ahead.

Chapter 11 bankruptcies are expected to become more common as a result of interest-rate pressures and a slowing economy. Part of managing risk at an energy company involves responding appropriately when a partner, vendor, contractor, or party in the chain of title files bankruptcy. Kean Miller's bankruptcy team will identify the key issues that in-house counsel need to consider when a bankruptcy occurs to ensure their company is managing its risk and maximizing its recovery, and provide some best practices for situations often encountered in energy-related bankruptcy cases.

Lloyd Lim, Partner, Kean Miller LLP


Rachel Kubanda, Partner, Kean Miller LLP


Chapter 11 bankruptcies are expected to become more common as a result of interest-rate pressures and a slowing economy. Part of managing risk at an energy company involves responding appropriately when a partner, vendor, contractor, or party in the chain of title files bankruptcy. Kean Miller's bankruptcy team will identify the key issues that in-house counsel need to consider when a bankruptcy occurs to ensure their company is managing its risk and maximizing its recovery, and provide some best practices for situations often encountered in energy-related bankruptcy cases.

Lloyd Lim, Partner, Kean Miller LLP


Rachel Kubanda, Partner, Kean Miller LLP


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