Oil and Gas Companies Should Prepare for More Climate-Related Congressional Investigations
Each year, Congress launches dozens of investigations into issues, industries and individuals. These investigations, which are undertaken by the various […]
July/Aug 2021
How the Unstable Texas Power Grid Could Help Democrats Turn Texas Blue in 2022
The Texas electricity grid is not stable. Everyone living in the state found that out the hard way in February.
Salmon Spread Recipe That is Perfect for Movie Night
“Deep Flavors” is a perfect idea for that last-minute gift: sensational and detailed recipes, such as the familiar but reimagined
Nichelle Nichols Stars On and Off the Screen in “Woman in Motion”
In the years since the original show premiered in 1966, the core cast of “Star Trek” have become household names
BEHIND THE SCENES: A New History of the Western art
The red carpet points West this summer as the Briscoe Western Art Museum premiers its new special exhibition, Still in
The Truth Helps
As a woman approaching the twilight years of my professional career, I have been reflecting on the evolution of the
A Primer On Best Practices In Oil And Gas Bankruptcies — Producers
What is one without the other? Recently, we discussed certain provisions royalty owners should pay attention to with respect to
Best Practices When Preparing Oil and Gas Contracts
With energy prices trending up and the U.S. economy on the rebound despite the COVID-19 pandemic, some oil and gas
Top 4 Tips When Creating Your Business Continuity Plan
Whether natural disasters, cybersecurity attacks or global pandemics, workplace disturbances occur frequently and when companies least expect them. Disaster preparedness
Anticipated EEOC Guidance on COVID-19 Policies Released
Last month, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) provided welcome clarity to employers continuing to navigate COVID-19-related employment challenges. See
