2021 Oil and Gas Industry Outlook
Here at the end of 2020, we are pausing and reflecting on what we can expect for 2021. I think
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For Jim Wright, Looking Out for Texas is a Way of Life
Jim Wright, Texas’s newest addition to the Texas Railroad Commission (RRC), learned the value of hard work growing up on
ONE Future Pursues One Goal
The oil and gas industry has always been themed with using technology to improve processes. Using a similar approach, companies
Wyoming’s Powder River Basin Sees Approval for 5000 New Oil Wells
Wyoming’s Converse County received a late December Christmas present when the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) approved the development of
New Mexico State Land Office Halts Freshwater to Oil and Gas Industry
Last Tuesday, December 15, the New Mexico State Land Office announced they would be halting the sale of freshwater to
November Sees Increase in Oil-Field Services Jobs
Plagued with challenges, including COVID-19 and a downturn, the energy sector has witnessed positive growth. Identified as the 3rd month
OPEC+ to Increase Production
Despite strains within the group, a decision was made and agreed upon to increase crude oil production among Russia and
Pennsylvania Governor Vetoes Environmental Bill
Hoping for eased environmental reporting provisions, conventional oil and gas drillers were instead met with disappointment as Governor Tom Wolf
TEXAS TECH: THE ENERGY UNIVERSITY
After thirty years in practice with two law firms, an oil-and-gas company, and my own firm, there were two aspects
Proposed DOL Guidance Broadens Definition of Independent Contractors
The DOL’s Proposed Rule: Broadening Workers’ Classification as Independent Contractors in the Oil and Gas Industry Introduction Independent contractors have
