He advises both upstream and midstream clients, and the companies that do business with them, in complex bankruptcies. Sherrill has been closely following developments in U.S. Bankruptcy Courts involving the ability of debtors to reject gas gathering agreements and similar intrastate contracts. When the Sabine Oil & Gas decision was delivered earlier this year, declaring that an E&P company in bankruptcy could break its pipeline contract, Sherrill's insights were quoted by Forbes, the Houston Chronicle and Law360. He earned his law degree at Washington and Lee University School of Law and is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University. He is licensed to practice law in Ohio, Virginia, Texas and Washington, D.C.