West Texas lawyers are finding themselves crazy-busy in the midst of the current oil and gas drilling boom, which has spawned work for lawyers who do oil and gas title work as wells as litigators and trusts and estates lawyers. The increased business has firms like Cotton Bledsoe reaching out to the lateral hiring market for the first time.
December 10, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
James Leeton doesn’t mince words when describing how crazy-busy West Texas lawyers are in the midst of the current oil and gas drilling boom.
“It’s like out of the world. It’s frantic,” says Leeton, a shareholder in Bullock Scott in Midland, the West Texas city that’s dealing with a shortage of housing, crowded schools and restaurants, and rush hour traffic due to the energy business madness.
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