This hasn’t been a particularly strong year for energy M&A, which has impacted the volume and mix of work handled by Texas lawyers who work in the energy sector.

Lawyers whose firms are among the top players in the Texas energy market said business is off some, but there is still work to keep them busy—in some cases, restructuring work is filling the M&A void.

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