The Institute for Energy Law will host its 25th Annual Energy Litigation Conference on November 10 in Houston, TX. The one-day program brings together in-house and private-practice energy litigators to examine recent case law, emerging trends, and ways to strengthen their practice. Sessions this year include a keynote on litigators as a competitive advantage, an annual energy case law update, a look at how nuclear verdicts against energy companies take shape, and a panel on how today's investment decisions may drive the next decade of disputes.
Representing IMS as a conference sponsor are Strategy Advisor Jeff Levin and Associate Strategy Advisor Andrew Hout. As attendees consider verdict risk and the disputes ahead, Jeff and Andrew will be available to discuss the cases on their dockets and how to present them effectively.
Energy disputes often turn on technical facts like drilling operations, pipeline infrastructure, royalty calculations, and project timelines that are hard for decision-makers to follow. IMS trial graphics consultants work with counsel to turn those details into clear demonstratives, animations, and interactive timelines that support the case story. In the courtroom or hearing room, our presentation technology specialists manage exhibits and graphics in real time, so attorneys can stay focused on witnesses and argument while every piece of evidence appears when it is needed. Jeff explores this challenge in his recent article, which shows how early visual strategy can keep confusion from weakening a strong case.
If you are attending the 25th Annual Energy Litigation Conference in Houston, connect with Jeff and Andrew to discuss how our trial graphics and presentation technology teams can strengthen your next energy matter.
