Jackson Walker partners John B. Holden, Jr. and Travis Wussow will be featured panelists at the 14th Annual Energy Law Symposium, presented by Texas A&M University School of Law, scheduled for February 13-14, 2025.
John will participate in a panel discussion titled “Hydrocarbons Not Dead Yet!” This session will be moderated by Harry Sullivan (Texas A&M School of Law). Fellow panelists include Andrew Melsheimer (Holland & Knight LLP) and Brett A. Miller (Troutman Pepper Locke LLP).
Travis will join the panel discussion on “Energy and Administrative Law After Loper Bright,” moderated by Dan Walters (Texas A&M School of Law). Fellow panelists include Caroline Cecot (George Washington University Law School), Monica Ehrman (SMU School of Law), and Jim Rossi (Vanderbilt Law School).
The program will delve into the challenges and opportunities associated with transitioning to a more sustainable energy sector amidst constantly changing political, economic, and social circumstances.
For more information and to register, visit the Energy Law Symposium website.
Meet Our Speakers
John B. Holden, Jr. has represented clients for over 40 years in all aspects of the ownership, exploration, production, transportation, processing, sale and marketing of oil and gas, and other natural resources. He is experienced in the formation and use of various entities, both public and private, and the financing of those entities, as well as the acquisition and development of hydrocarbons and related assets. In recognition of his practice, John has been named to The Best Lawyers of America list since 2006 and D Magazine’s “Best Lawyers in Dallas” list since 2013.
Travis Wussow is a regulatory and governmental affairs lawyer with extensive experience solving complex regulatory and public policy problems. As an advisor and advocate, Travis assists clients in navigating and shaping their regulatory landscape, helping them maintain compliance while advancing their broader strategic goals. His extensive public policy experience spans healthcare, technology, education, constitutional law, and international human rights. This diverse background allows him to bring a unique perspective to his practice.