Projects & Energy: International
Asia-Pacific Guide 2024 : Japan
Band 4
Contact number
+81 03 6268 6710Chambers Review
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman has a Tokyo-based construction, energy and infrastructure legal practice, which is active on a range of transactions. The firm offers notable experience on LNG development projects and transactions, acting for a range of Japanese corporates, contractors, trading houses and lenders. The team is additionally able to advise on construction disputes in the energy sector.
Work Highlights
- Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman advised the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry on the hydrogen regulatory framework in the US and the UK and gave guidance on the Japanese Government's implementation of a strategic regulatory framework for future hydrogen business in Japan.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"They have a strong commitment to working across offices to ensure timely and practical advice."
"They have a strong commitment to working across offices to ensure timely and practical advice."
Notable Practitioners
Simon Barrett co-heads Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman's energy and infrastructure practice in Japan and offers extensive expertise in energy transactions and project development matters.
Olivia Matsushita is recognised as an up-and-coming lawyer who has a growing reputation in the market for her skills in cross-border energy project transactions.
"Olivia Matsushita is a very good, hard-working and well-regarded lawyer. She has strengths in M&A and project finance."
"Olivia Matsushita is keenly aware of the client's needs, and is always willing to work with in-house counsel to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes."