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Alexander Obrecht Presents, Bailey Bridges Moderates Panel on Loper Bright Panel
Partner Alexander Obrecht presented on and Bailey Bridges moderated a panel for the Houston Bar Association titled “Loper Bright Today – Status of Administrative Review Across Industries.” Taking place June 27, 2025, the session provided an update of case law applying Loper Bright across industries and its likely impact on: Federal tax guidance Energy and environmental regulation Regulatory healthcare updates in a post-Loper environment More information.
Swimming Upstream Part II: New Incident and Annual Reporting Requirements for Rural Gas Gathering Lines | JD Supra
In our last article, we introduced the recently finalized New Rule of the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), which expands safety and reporting requirements to previously unregulated onshore gas gathering lines.[1] PHMSA has now dubbed those previously unregulated lines Type C, for new safety and reporting requirements, and Type R, for new reporting requirements only.
Swimming Upstream: PHMSA Extends Reporting and Safety Regulations for Onshore Gas Gathering Lines | JD Supra
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) recently finalized the second of three gas transmission and gathering-line safety rules, originating out of a nearly 10-year rulemaking.[1] The focus of the New Rule: extending reporting and, for certain specifications, safety requirements to previously unregulated onshore gas gathering lines.
Swimming Upstream: PHMSA Extends Reporting and Safety Regulations for Onshore Gas Gathering Lines
Alexander K. Obrecht and Aidan Slavin The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) recently finalized the second of three gas transmission and gathering-line safety rules, originating out of a nearly 10-year rulemaking.[1] The focus of the New Rule: extending reporting and, for certain specifications, safety requirements to previously unregulated onshore gas gathering lines.
Independent Oil and Gas Producers Defeat Attempt to Revive Obama-Era Hydraulic Fracturing Regulations | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
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