Who’s Who Legal recognized six leading experts from A&M's Disputes and Investigations practice in their 2024 Energy guide.
Our team brings deep expertise to energy companies in a broad range of dispute and investigation services across the energy value chain, ensuring immediate and long-term value to the client. Our professionals draw on their expertise in litigation, investigations and compliance, forensic technology, cyber risk and expert testimony to provide clients with independent and highly qualified advice.
A&M’s 2024 Energy Experts:
Christy Brunk (Birmingham)
Jerry Dent (Birmingham / Washington, DC)
Ben Edmiston (Houston)
Laura Hardin (Houston)
Trevor Phillips (Houston)
Aaron Stai (Houston)
A Seat with an Expert Series: What makes A&M well positioned to handle the rapid developments around Artificial Intelligence? (Forensic Technology Edition)
September 8, 2025
In this episode of A Seat with an Expert – Forensic Technology Edition series, A&M leaders explored how organizations can navigate evolving regulations, disclosure requirements, and compliance challenges while still leveraging AI to drive growth.
Deals Turned Sour – When Post-Closing Performance Does Not Meet Pre-Closing Expectations
August 28, 2025
Brad Boudouris, Denise Brooks and Adam Buchler examine why a company’s post-closing performance may fall short of expectations and how buyers can determine whether the cause is economic decline or accounting differences. They outline practical steps to identify the source, quantify impacts, pursue recovery and strengthen controls to protect future results.
Digital Deception: Fighting Fraud in the Era of Emerging Technology
August 26, 2025
Davin Teo and Henry Chambers, Managing Directors and Co-leaders of Disputes and Investigations Asia wrote an article on digital deception for the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute’s CGj August 2025 issue.
Global Arbitration Review’s Guide to Advocacy - Edition 7: The role of the expert in advocacy
August 21, 2025
In the latest Global Arbitration Review, A&M's Luke Steadman explores how experts serve not as client advocates, but as clear communicators presenting independent, well-reasoned opinions that assist tribunals in resolving complex issues.
