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)
The AI Action Plan and What It Means for US Governance Going Forward
August 11, 2025
The White House’s AI Action Plan shifts federal focus from regulation to accelerating innovation, expanding infrastructure, and advancing U.S. AI leadership, while states and global regulators pursue stricter transparency and accountability measures.
Combating Increased Internal Fraud: Lessons from Recent Cases and Proactive Risk Mitigation Strategies
June 26, 2025
Recent arrests and discoveries of asset misappropriation and financial statement fraud suggest a concerning trend of increasing internal fraud in the Asia–Pacific region.
A Seat with an Expert Series: Jeremy Tilsner (Forensic Technology Edition)
August 5, 2025
In the Seat with an Expert – Forensic Technology Edition series, Managing Director Jeremy Tilsner explores the growing risks associated with artificial intelligence, forecasting a significant rise in both the volume and complexity of fraud.
The Energy Transition in Australia: A Catalyst for Emerging Litigation Risks
July 31, 2025
Australia’s energy transition is creating new opportunities for growth, but also exposing organizations to rising litigation risks tied to land use, project approvals, and misleading ESG claims. The article explores how greenwashing and bluewashing are emerging as key areas of concern, and how forensic accounting can help organizations identify and mitigate these risks.
