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Energy & Natural Resources
We serve a diverse group of energy and natural resource clients on issues arising in the procurement, development, and distribution of natural resources and energy services.
Our attorneys work on matters, from the simple to the complex, including transactions, acquisitions, legislation, regulatory compliance, development and production, investing and financing, contracting, construction, disputes, real estate, policies, and litigation.
Our experience is extensive in the coal, natural gas, electric, and water and wastewater industries. We maintain a wide, regional presence in the industry, and our clients include:
- Coal mining and development companies
- Oil producers
- Gas providers
- Residential and industrial customers
- Lenders & borrowers
- Developers & Contractors
- Government and trade agencies
- Water and wastewater facilities and customers
- Industry entrepreneurs
Capabilities
Our work in this
practice
crosses over to the following
industries:
Antitrust, Trade, Regulation, & Franchise
Appellate
Business Litigation
Business Services
Business Torts
Class Action
Criminal Law
Environmental Litigation
Intellectual Property
Mineral & Environmental Law
Public Finance
Real Estate
Securities & Corporate Governance
Tort, Trial & Insurance Services
Trust & Estate Litigation
Utility & Energy
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