James M. Day (1)

James M. Day practiced oil & gas mining law for more than 35 years in Washington, D.C., often representing the "scoundrels" against the federal government and in international matters. He served in the U.S. Department of the Interior during the Arab oil embargo, for which he received the Interior afficher plus Department's Outstanding Service award. He was also the general partner in an oil exploration company, Day Oil & Gas. He's proud to have been called a "damn oilman." Currently he does international oil and gas consulting and travels from Baghdad to Kazakhstan. For 28 years he has lectured on Oil & Gas Law and the Regulation of Energy at the Washington College of Law of the American University afficher moins