Carol M. Burke says she is heartened that oil build and E&P (exploration and production) companies are planning one, three, and five years ahead, now that they have a greater access to capital.
Burke, who started at King & Spalding LLP‘s Houston office in June, moved over to the firm from Reed Smith LLP with two other partners—Susan Berry and Kimberlee “Kim” Cagle.
Burke works in corporate finance, energy, and real estate transactions. She spoke with Bloomberg Environment about the changes in the industry.
“Through the downturn, when the price of oil fell, it ...
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