It may be easier to find oil and gas in Texas than it is to find an oil and gas lawyer. The problem: Too few experienced attorneys are trying to handle the oil and gas industry�s mushrooming workload. With oil prices as high as they are, students are showing interest in the field, but the decades-long oil bust had caused schools to cut back on oil-and -gas-related law programs. �Finding somebody to do the work who is younger than 50 or 60 is hard to do,� says attorney Al Cummings.
December 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It may be easier to find oil and gas in Texas than it is to find an oil and gas lawyer.
Twice in the past six months, Paul DeCleva Jr. has come up empty-handed when he tried to hire an oil and gas lawyer to do title examinations for his independent exploration company.
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