Apicksha specialises in infrastructure and energy finance in Africa, Europe and the Middle East. She has over 12 years of experience in the transport, renewable energy, healthcare, education and accommodation sectors.
For project financing renewable transactions in the UK, over the last eight years, every time we have used the Pinsent Masons’ legal services led by Apicksha, we have been very satisfied with the level of professionalism and pragmatism shown throughout the whole negotiation process by her and the team. Compared to many other partenrs, I found in Apicksha an in-depth knowledge of the market conditions and a great understanding of what is realistic to expect and what is not during the negotiation of loan agreements and ancillary documentations. I am happy to have Pinsent Masons led by Apicksha within our list of preferred law firms.
Federico Florian
- Head of Power, Renewables & Water (UK & IRE), KfW Ipex Bank GmbH
Christopher is based in London and Dublin and is an IP litigation specialist. He graduated in Chemistry and spent time as a research chemist. His principal area of expertise is pharmaceutical patent litigation for both innovator and generic/biosimilar clients. Christopher has significant experience of leading multi-jurisdictional teams and managing and coordinating patent litigation.
Catherine specialises in complex commercial contracting, technology procurement and outsourcing arrangements and digital transformation projects for both private and government clients. Catherine advises clients in a broad range of sectors, with a particular focus on the financial services and infrastructure sectors.
Cameron advises a broad range of clients, including multi-national companies, small to medium-sized enterprises, financial services institutions, not-for-profit organisations and trustee boards on all aspects of pensions law.
Charmandip advises contractors, developers, sponsors and lenders on transactional construction matters across the renewable energy and infrastructure sectors.
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