Traditional oil and gas work may be in a slump, but lawyers aren’t backing down in Texas. Recent weeks have shown them launching new energy-focused firms, hiring laterals with energy practices, or doubling down by relocating partners to the hot Austin market.
While the nature of these moves have varied, they have a common thread: despite ups and downs in the price of oil, the energy sector is still a big part of growth strategies for firms in Texas.
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