During the recent shale boom, Houston has been the epicenter of oil and gas deal-making. However, the recent plummet in petroleum prices has many lawyers concerned that this might mean a corresponding dip in work for Texas lawyers who specialize in mergers and acquisitions. Texas Lawyer questioned Glenn Pinkerton, an energy lawyer and merger specialist with Sidley Austin, about his predictions concerning the outlook for M&A activity in Texas in light of today’s low oil prices. The following discussion has been edited for length and style.
Angela Neville, energy reporter, Texas Lawyer: Please describe your professional background and how long you have been a partner with Sidley Austin.
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