The midstream buildout continues amidst multiple legal and regulatory challenges—eminent domain, environmental oversight, the social license, M&A, cybersecurity risks and more. This panel reviews the biggest issues executives face now.
SPEAKER(S):
Ben Rhem, Partner, Jackson Walker LLP
Jason J. Fleischer, Senior Associate, Energy, Regulation & Litigation and Energy & Infrastructure Groups, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Joseph R. Dancy, Executive Director, Oil & Gas, Natural Resource and Energy Center, The University of Oklahoma College of Law
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