Nick advises on planning, infrastructure consenting and compulsory purchase, including on projects of regional and national significance.
Nick was involved in all phases of the DCO process with respect to the White Rose Carbon Capture and Storage project. Nick’s knowledge was pivotal in explaining the process and offering advice and guidance in navigating each phase of the process as well as identifying key risks and actions needed to mitigate these risks and ensuring that activities had been correctly programmed to meet the relevant project milestones. It is important to recognise that Nick had to explain the processes and guide what was a multi-national project team with no experience of the Planning Act and its associated complexities. What was particularly key was the communication and relationship developed with Drax Power Limited and the Drax project team.
Ian advises on all intellectual property rights with a focus on contentious patent litigation matters and advising life science clients on patent matters and other exclusivities. Ian studied biochemistry and then completed a PhD in molecular cell biology.
Isabelle specializes in non-contentious construction and engineering matters. She advises clients in the infrastructure, energy, and hospitality sectors regularly on the design, construction and operation of international and Hong Kong domestic projects, based on FIDIC and NEC4 standard forms of contract.
Totis advises on both compliance and contentious matters on all aspects of competition and international trade law, public procurement and subsidies, including EU State aid law. He has particular experience in the aerospace/aviation, defence, transport, energy and infrastructure sectors.
Tom has experience in a broad range of commercial Real estate matters, with particular focus on the Health sector where he acts for developers, investors and operators on the acquisition, disposal, leasing, development and financing of care homes and other care facilities.
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