K&L Gates is advising Karak International Oil, a subsidiary of a U.K. company, on a $1.8 billion deal with Jordan that calls for Karak to explore the country's large shale formation for energy resources. K&L Gates, which is hosting its own oil and gas conference next month, has been at the forefront of the shale boom.
March 23, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The shale deals keeping many Am Law 200 firms busy aren’t limited to North America.
Karak International Oil, a subsidiary of U.K. company Jordan Energy & Mining Ltd. (JEML), recently signed a 30-year deal with Jordan to explore for energy resources in the country’s large shale formation.
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