Our Infrastructure team advises companies, sponsors, fund managers and investors on infrastructure and capital projects in more than 75 countries, from development and construction through financing and operations. With deep sector insight and cross-practice collaboration, we provide practical, end-to-end counsel on JVs and M&A, procurement, regulatory matters, disputes and other complex legal and business challenges across the project life cycle.
Clients rely on us for:
- Full-scope infrastructure capabilities: concessions; real estate; environmental; construction; procurement; maritime; public and private finance; IP; tax; regulatory; employment; and disputes.
- Commercial and structuring insight: market terms tied to development,constructionand financial milestones, including fees and promote structures,governanceand control rights, and exit and liquidation paths, supported by critical tax structuring insight addressing project,investorand sponsor concerns.
- Regulatory solutions for private investment: structures and approaches that satisfy regulatory requirements of operating businesses and individual projects.
- Sector-leading perspective: deep insight into commercial structures, risk mitigation strategies and regulatory environments faced by infrastructure companies.
Many of our attorneys previously served as in-house project counsel or engineers at world-class companies and investment banks, bringing an operator’s perspective to transaction execution, project delivery and risk management.
Key strengths across the infrastructure sector include:
- Energy/Power: oil and gas; LNG; renewables; mining; petrochemical; ports and terminals; nuclear (SNRs); natural gas; coal; energy storage/battery.
- Digital/AI Infrastructure: data centers; fiber and terrestrial networks; broadband; towers/telecom; subsea cables; satellite/space, smartcities and connected communities.
- Core and Social Infrastructure: roads; rail; ports; bridges; terminals; hospitals; universities; water utilities.
- Infrastructure services: cloud; monitoring; maintenance and resource management; network and physical security.
