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Our advisers act on domestic and international projects of all shapes and sizes, working with many of the leading names across this diverse sector. Browse our experience below, or use the filters to look-up recent work in particular geographies and legal disciplines.

  • Chirmorie Wind Farm Limited

    Advised Chirmorie Wind Farm Limited, a renewable energy developer on the preparation and negotiation of turbine supply and service contracts together with balance of plant contracts for its onshore wind farm project.

    • United Kingdom
  • Client confidential

    Defended a leading energy services provider facing defect claims regarding evaporative free cooling units installed at a major data centre in Europe.

  • Setec Advice & Services

    Advised a civils designer in connection with an SMR district heating programme in Finland.

  • Client confidential

    Leading an investigation for a global PLC involving serious allegations of sex discrimination and disability discrimination against members of the senior management team.

  • Client confidential

    Advised a major construction and development company on a privileged investigation into alleged irregular subsistence claims, inflated timesheets, and historical improper payments by former employees.

  • Client confidential

    Advised a large national employer in the industrial materials sector on a complex payroll compliance review involving enterprise agreement and award entitlements. Identified underpayment risks and unnecessary remediation areas, supporting a targeted remediation strategy, Fair Work Ombudsman disclosure, employee communications and repayment processes, while strengthening payroll compliance.

  • Client confidential

    Advised a major infrastructure services provider on £30m dispute concerning excavation, cable laying and reinstatement works under utility placement contracts.

  • Client confidential

    Represented a major infrastructure services provider in a three week Fatal Accident Inquiry following a train derailment caused by a landslip, including conducting the advocacy at the Fatal Accident Inquiry.

  • Client confidential

    Advised an electrical supplies distributor on its $1.25bn multi-jurisdictional asset-based lending facility with a syndicate of international lenders, supporting its global operations and secured against inventory and receivables across multiple jurisdictions.

  • Client confidential

    Advising a building materials manufacturing business on the acquisition of a proprietary manufacturing system and associated assets, including negotiating an intellectual property licence arrangement giving our client the exclusive right to manufacture and sell certain products within territories in Australia.

Our expertise, at your disposal

With over 490 partners and 3000 people around the world, we are well-placed to support you across a full range of legal and advisory services.

Ian Laing

Partner, Head of Infrastructure & Real Estate

Ian is independently recognised as a leading lawyer. He specialises in capital projects and has advised on over 50 public/ private partnerships. He has particular expertise in advising equity investors in relation to transportation, water and accommodation projects.

Partner

Bernard is a transactional lawyer specialising in major infrastructure projects. He advises clients throughout the various stages of a project, with a particular focus on initial procurement advice/structuring and contract preparation and negotiation.

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Partner

Faisal heads up the Civil Law Dispute Resolution Practice for the Middle East region and has extensive experience in both litigating and arbitrating construction and commercial disputes across this region.

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Partner

Stuart co-leads our PFI/PPP market globally. He acts for procurers, sponsors, contractors, FM contractors and lenders across a wide range of infrastructure and energy sub-sectors in the UK and internationally, covering the full project lifecycle.

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Partner

Catherine is a construction lawyer advising clients on front-end construction and procurement for renewable energy and major infrastructure projects across Australia, Asia and in the UK.

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Partner

Charles' specialism is representing clients in international arbitration and other dispute resolution procedures in connection with major construction, infrastructure and energy projects around the world

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Special Counsel

Jo specialises in providing strategic advice to contractors about project delivery, legal risk management, dispute avoidance and dispute resolution on infrastructure, construction and energy projects throughout Australia.

Partner

Nicholas is a multi jurisdictional disputes lawyer, arbitrator, FIDIC adjudicator and author with 30 years’ experience on major global infrastructure and energy projects. He writes leading textbooks, teaches at King’s College London, and serves on several international arbitration and ADR committees.

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Partner

Eliza advises clients in the energy and infrastructure sectors on contentious matters arising from major projects. She is admitted to practise in Australia and New Zealand, and regularly acts for clients across both jurisdictions.

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Pinsent Masons advises industrial manufacturers PROXMUS and Promus on the sale of their businesses to CGH Group

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised manufacturing companies PROXMUS and Promus on the sale of their businesses to CGH Innovation, one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of steel tanks and a portfolio company of H.I.G. Capital, a global private equity firm headquartered in Miami.

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