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Ed Whitelaw, Founder and Principal, Testifies on the Economics of Oil and Gas Drilling in Louisiana

Posted on April 23, 2012 in Environmental Enforcement, Damages, & Liability by Ann Hollingshead

In a joint hearing of the Louisiana House and Senate committees on Natural Resources, Whitelaw addressed the effects of certain lawsuits on oil and gas drilling in Louisiana.

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