Projects & Energy
Europe Guide 2024 : Europe-wide
Band 2
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Herbert Smith Freehills advises on outbound energy and infrastructure projects from highly reputed practices in London, Madrid and Paris into non-European jurisdictions. It has a particularly strong reputation for work in Africa, handling solar mandates. The law firm handles a wide range of matters including M&A and project finance concerning investments in the power and oil and gas sector. The practice is complemented by a strong arbitration practice, often handling proceedings relating to ECT. Herbert Smith is also active on infrastructure matters on behalf of construction companies, governments, public bodies and financial institutions.
London-based Lewis McDonald heads the firm's energy practice and is a key point of contact.
Strengths
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"Herbert Smith Freehills is very strong in leveraging the deep experience of its experts and bringing in creative solutions for challenging projects."
"It is a great comfort knowing I can pick up the phone and speak to the team straight away without any forewarning and it will be able to give some very sensible, clear and helpful initial thoughts."
"HSF has been very strong in leveraging the deep experience of their experts and bringing in creative solutions for challenging first-of-a-kind projects."
"Herbert Smith Freehills' in-depth knowledge of energy regulations allows them to address complex issues."
"Herbert Smith Freehills is very strong in leveraging the deep experience of its experts and bringing in creative solutions for challenging projects."
"It is a great comfort knowing I can pick up the phone and speak to the team straight away without any forewarning and it will be able to give some very sensible, clear and helpful initial thoughts."
"HSF has been very strong in leveraging the deep experience of their experts and bringing in creative solutions for challenging first-of-a-kind projects."
"Herbert Smith Freehills' in-depth knowledge of energy regulations allows them to address complex issues."