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Lexis Nexis Proceedings of the Institute on Energy Law
The Proceedings of the Institute on Energy Law, part of The Institute for Energy Law of The Center for American and International Law's continuing education program, provide expert guidance on current legal issues involving the oil, gas, and energy industries. Published annually in condensed and edited form, the proceedings offer oil, gas, and energy practitioners practical ideas and solutions for dealing with the impact of new laws and regulations.
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The annual proceedings of the Institute on Energy Law, part of The Institute for Energy Law of The Center for American and International Law's continuing education program, provide expert guidance on current legal issues involving the oil, gas, and energy industries. Published in condensed and edited form, the proceedings offer oil, gas, and energy practitioners practical ideas and solutions for dealing with the impact of new laws and regulations.
The timeliness of the topics and the insight and experience of the authors make The Institute for Energy Law of The Center for American and International Law's Annual Institute on Energy Law a valuable addition to the library of anyone with a practice concerned with oil and gas law.
Also available as a companion to the print version is a separate, one-volume consolidated index and finding tables for back issues.
The 74rd Annual ISBN was 9781663365446.
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The Institute for Energy Law
The Institute for Energy Law
The Institute for Energy Law (IEL), part of The Center for American and International Law, was established in 1959 and provides superior educational and professional opportunities for lawyers and other professionals in the energy industry through educational courses, conferences, scholarly publications and membership activities. IEL presents several educational conferences and seminars each year, publishes papers and periodicals, and provides an important forum in which contemporary issues affecting the energy industries can be discussed. Learn more at http://www.cailaw.org/institute-for-energy-law/index.html . Visit IEL's LinkedIn page at https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2330688.
Table of contents
Chapter 1: 2023 Oil & Gas Case Law Update, by
Jasper Mason, Derrick Anderson and James Rodgers
Chapter 2: Generative AI: Ethics and Energy by
Kassi Burns, Rose Jones, and Jennifer Polito
Chapter 3: Recent Litigation Trends Facing Energy Companies by
Melanie Rother and Jeffrey Webb
Chapter 4: Overview of Texas’s New Business Courts for Commercial Disputes
and General Comparison to Other States’ Business Court Structures by
Barrett Reasoner, Ayesha Najam and Erica Krennerich
Chapter 5: Defending Environmental Contamination Cases: Making the Best
Out of a Bad Situation by Tracey K. Rice, Morgan L. Copeland Jr. and
Kirsten D. Vesel
Chapter 6: Understanding Federal Tax Incentives for the Energy Transition:
Carbon Sequestration, Clean Hydrogen and Clean Fuels Credits by
Elizabeth L. McGinley
Chapter 7: Lessons for 2024 and Onward: Emerging Trends from 2023
Developments in the LNG Industry by
Monica Hwang and Connor Corbitt
Chapter 8: Energy Industry Headwinds Leading to Insolvency and What’s Next by
David R. Bones, Timothy R. Chitester, P.E. and Jessica Caron
Chapter 9: Mass Disaster Management and Insurance Recovery: Overview and
Best Practices by Jim Cooper, Michael Cuevas, Dave Cummings,
Benjamin Patton, Lynette Wachuku and Stacy Williams
Chapter 10: Semi-Charmed Kind of Life: Ethical Considerations for Addiction in
the Profession by Matt W. Sherwood
Chapter 11: Don’t Worry, The CFTC Can Tame the Voluntary Carbon Market Without Overstepping Its Boundary
by Haekyong Min (Winner, Hartrick Scholar Writing Competition)
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