News & Developments »

Sackett Ruling Will Probably Not Impact CERCLA Enforcement

The decision may lead to a future Supreme Court decision that will finally settle the constitutionality of CERCLA's ban on pre-enforcement judicial review.

Interior Department Proposes Fracking Regulations

The department issued proposed regulations for the hydraulic fracturing of oil and natural gas on federal and Indian lands.

Petroleum-Engineering Firm Could Be Liable for Reserve Estimates

A Texas court held that a petroleum-engineering firm could be liable for providing estimates of reserves to be included in an oil-and-gas-exploration company's SEC filings.

Articles »

Fracking's Alleged Links to Water Contamination and Earthquakes

By Barclay Nicholson, Kadian Blanson, and Andrea Fair

The jury is still out on the environmental effects of hydraulic fracturing.

Interview with Shell Oil Associate Counsel for International Litigation

By John Clay

A specialist offers advice on representing a multinational energy corporation in a U.S. proceeding.

Reemergence of the Falkland Islands Territorial Dispute

By M. Imad Khan

The centuries-old controversy intensifies over the rights to oil exploration.

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