Flowback in oil and gas operations refers to the process and the fluids that return to the surface after hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as fracking. This fluid, a mixture of water, sand, chemicals, and hydrocarbons, is critical to the extraction process but poses significant
Offshore helicopter operations are a critical component of the oil and gas industry, particularly in regions like the Gulf of Mexico, where they are often the only means of transportation for personnel to and from remote drilling platforms. Given the inherent risks associated with
While cruise ships are generally considered a safe mode of vacationing, accidents do occur. Incidents can range from minor mishaps to more severe cases involving shipwrecks, fires, and collisions. Medical issues, such as outbreaks of illnesses, also account for many cruise ship incidents. Keep
Any offshore oil, gas, and mineral development in the U.S. is governed by a complex web of state, federal, and international laws and treaties. All of this can make jurisdiction difficult to establish. Are you involved in a dispute over offshore drilling and subsurface
Offshore wind farms are one of the fastest-growing alternative energy sources in the United States. Texas, specifically Galveston, is one of the best possible locations for these massive facilities. The proposed offshore wind farm in the Gulf of Mexico could provide power for up
Have you been hurt on an offshore drilling rig or platform? If so, you may demand fair compensation from your employer, the rig owner, and any other liable party. To secure the compensation you deserve, you and your Houston oilfield accident attorney must prove
