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What does the overruling of Chevron doctrine mean for the business community? Paul Hughes and I recently discussed the implications of Loper-Bright in the most highly attended webinar in McDermott's history. The key takeaways and webinar recording are now available: https://lnkd.in/ezv4igbV

Executive Director MaryJane Mudd with Houston area business leaders at a recent Greater Houston Partnership Houston Energy Transition Initiative Advisory Board meeting. EHCMA members are key players in energy transition and bring an important voice to discussions on carbon management, power management and operational decarbonization. #decarbonization #decarbonizationday #decarbonizationefforts #decarbonizationpolicies #membership #Membership #memberships

"SCOTUS overturns Chevron deference: Now what?" This question has been posed across - and beyond - the legal industry since the groundbreaking June 28 decision. My colleague Jessie Rosell examines the implications of overturning Chevron deference and how that may affect the water industry in the Wastewater Digest podcast "Talking Under Water." In the 13-minute episode, Rosell talks about the thrust of the original Chevron decision, impacts of Chevron on PFAS regulations, and how the regulatory process may shift and change in the wake of this Supreme Court ruling. Listen to the full informative episode here: https://bit.ly/3YdjRAC #PFAS #Chevron #EnvironmentalLaw

"SCOTUS overturns Chevron deference: Now what?" This question has been posed across - and beyond - the legal industry since the groundbreaking June 28 decision. My colleague Jessie Rosell examines the implications of overturning Chevron deference and how that may affect the water industry in the Wastewater Digest podcast "Talking Under Water." In the 13-minute episode, Rosell talks about the thrust of the original Chevron decision, impacts of Chevron on PFAS regulations, and how the regulatory process may shift and change in the wake of this Supreme Court ruling. Listen to the full informative episode here: https://bit.ly/3YdjRAC #PFAS #Chevron #EnvironmentalLaw

Corporate Case Study: Stratford Energy Solutions Ltd   Let’s explore the transaction journey, where HH supported Stratford Energy Solutions in the sale of their business to investors. Director Jason Savidge, gives his thoughts about his experience working with Hawkins Hatton:   "Hawkins Hatton provided top-level service throughout the transaction, setting standards that we have not experienced with any other legal services company." Said Jason Savidge   “Every corporate deal has a different element but dealing with Stratford Energy, what became clear was that their business is in an exciting sector which is going to continually expand and the future for the Company will be nothing but a bright one”. Said Colin Rodrigues, Founding Partner at HH. Read more to find out how we made a tangible difference:   #HawkinsHatton #CaseStudy #ClientSuccessStory #LegalServices #Law #LegalProfession

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"SCOTUS overturns Chevron deference: Now what?" This question has been posed across - and beyond - the legal industry since the groundbreaking June 28 decision. Lathrop GPM Partner Jessica Rosell examines the implications of overturning Chevron deference and how it may affect the water industry in the Wastewater Digest podcast "Talking Under Water." In the 13-minute episode, Rosell talks about the thrust of the original Chevron decision, impacts of Chevron on PFAS regulations, and how the regulatory process may shift and change in the wake of this Supreme Court ruling. Listen to the full informative episode here: https://bit.ly/3YdjRAC #PFAS #Chevron #EnvironmentalLaw

Last night, the Firm sponsored the Association of Corporate Counsel #Houston Chapter's Energy Practice Group #CLE, "Navigating An Evolving Litigation Landscape". We had a multi-part session at the Houston Country Club delving into the latest #litigation trends shaping the #energysector. Key topics included: 🔹 Limitations on subsurface trespass claims and royalty litigation with an emphasis on the Devon v. Sheppard decision. 🔹 The Fifth Circuit's en banc reexamination of Environment Texas Citizen Lobby v. ExxonMobil Corp, which initially resulted in the largest-ever Clean Air Act citizen suit penalty. 🔹 Insights from the Chair of the Litigation Section of the State Bar of Texas on advising energy companies in the new Texas Business Court and the FTC’s ban on non-compete agreements. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gJeHtD4m Speakers: Amy Parker Beeson, Geoff Gannaway, David Jones, Russell S. Post, Mark Rodriguez, and Madison Moore #EnergyLaw #LegalTrends #CorporateCounsel #LitigationInsights

How regulators operate is potentially changing across the spectrum. Reposting from our friends at BDO. Also, here is a podcast from J.P. Morgan that covers the issue as well. https://lnkd.in/g5vfsmBg

Marjorie McKeithen, a partner and co-chair of the Energy, Environment & Natural Resources Industry Team, and Justin Marocco, a partner in the Litigation Practice Group, authored the article, "How Act 126 Will Jump-Start Lithium Production In Louisiana," published by Law360 on June 7. In the article, Marjorie and Justin discuss the role of lithium production in successful energy transition following Louisiana's enactment of Act 126. Read more below. https://bit.ly/45xlkmL