Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher’s Energy, Regulation and Litigation Practice Group has deep experience working both for and against the United States government on regulatory, enforcement and investigation matters, granting clients a unique insight into U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) policies and regulations.
Our group provides a full range of services to clients in all energy industry segments – including complex litigation, government enforcement and investigation defense, mergers and acquisitions, energy infrastructure development and operation, and compliance with government rules and regulations.
Gibson Dunn’s energy lawyers have diverse backgrounds, including in economics, science, technology, energy marketing and trading, energy policy legislation and reform. We combine that practical and experiential knowledge and talent with that of other Gibson Dunn practitioners in a wide range of disciplines, including our world-class Litigation and Appellate practices and our best-in-class Energy and Infrastructure dealmakers to address the issues from all angles. This holistic and multidisciplinary approach allows us to creatively and efficiently provide integrated solutions to the most complex energy-related issues, including:
The Gibson Dunn Energy, Regulation and Litigation Group has successfully tried many high-profile matters, including market power and market manipulation enforcement cases, natural gas pipeline and electric utility rate cases, and affiliate transactions disputes. We have represented clients in many of the largest, most complex mergers and acquisitions that have occurred in the energy industry in recent history. And our team has broad capabilities working with the nuclear power industry and representing clients on nuclear power licensing applications and amendments before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
With our team’s breadth and experience, we develop innovative strategies to solve clients’ problems quickly and efficiently while minimizing regulatory risk. We rarely confront client issues that we have not dealt with before.
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