A Survey of Typical Claims and Key Defenses Asserted in Recent Hydraulic Fracturing Litigation

Goldman, Michael

Journal: Texas A&M Law Review

Volume: 1

First Page: 305

Year: 2013

Bluebook Citation: 1 TEX. A & M L. REV. 305 (2013)

Author: Michael I. Goldman: all 6 publications


Abstract

Small energy companies using hydraulic fracturing, along with horizontal drilling, are unlocking vast oil and natural gas deposits trapped in shale all over the United States. Over the past few years, several key technical, economic, and energy policy developments have spurred increased use of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas extraction over a wider diversity of geographic regions and geologic formations.2 However, with the expansion of hydraulic fracturing, there have been increasing concerns voiced by the public about potential impacts on drinking water resources, public health, and the environment.

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