By Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. and Jennifer A. Riley
Duane Morris Takeaway: The global energy landscape in 2025 stands at a moment of profound transformation. Oil and gas companies—long the backbone of industrial development and economic growth—now operate under intensifying scrutiny from regulators, investors, and an increasingly litigious public. As markets evolve and the long-term consequences of decades of extraction become more visible, class action litigation has emerged as one of the most powerful mechanisms for accountability and redress.
It is against this backdrop that Duane Morris has published the Energy, Oil, And Gas Class Action Review – 2026. It arrives as a timely and essential resource for understanding the rapidly shifting legal terrain. This new publication examines the complex and fast-developing world of energy class action litigation, offering a comprehensive look at how both plaintiffs and defendants are adapting their strategies. The industry now operates within a landscape shaped by scientific uncertainty, geopolitical volatility, and the accelerating transition to alternative energy sources.
The Energy, Oil, And Gas Class Action Review – 2026 captures these developments in a structured, accessible format and offers practitioners, in-house counsel, and industry stakeholders a clear understanding of where litigation risk is heading.
Download your copy today and stay ahead of the curve in in this industry.
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