Leigh Hall

Leigh is an experienced international lawyer. Having spent many years as a leader and partner in leading international law firms, as well as in-house, his client portfolio comprises governments, companies and high-net-worth individuals on matters involving international development and project finance, production supply ventures, and commercial and compliance issues. In addition to counselling companies and governments in the development and financing of large-scale projects involving infrastructure, power, oil and gas, and petrochemicals, he acts for a wide range of businesses in building relationships with foreign governments and quasi-governmental entities, with a focus on the Middle East, Africa and China regions and the trade and business relationships between such regions. He also advises companies and professions on roll-outs (and, where appropriate, retractions) in the Middle East and Africa. · Keystone Law

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An experienced international lawyer and former leader/partner in major international firms, Leigh advises governments, companies and high-net-worth individuals on international development, project finance, production supply ventures and commercial and compliance matters. He counsels on the development and financing of large-scale infrastructure, power, oil & gas and petrochemical projects and on cross-border relationships and roll-outs focused on the Middle East, Africa and China.

Practice areas

Project FinanceEnergy & Natural ResourcesInfrastructureCorporate / M&ACompliance & RegulatoryInternational TradeGovernment Relations

Office

England

Keystone Law · Leigh is an experienced international lawyer. Having spent many years as a leader and partner in leading international law firms, as well as in-house, his client portfolio comprises governments, companies and high-net-worth individuals on matters involving international development and project finance, production supply ventures, and commercial and compliance issues. In addition to counselling companies and governments in the development and financing of large-scale projects involving infrastructure, power, oil and gas, and petrochemicals, he acts for a wide range of businesses in building relationships with foreign governments and quasi-governmental entities, with a focus on the Middle East, Africa and China regions and the trade and business relationships between such regions. He also advises companies and professions on roll-outs (and, where appropriate, retractions) in the Middle East and Africa.

England

Expertise

Project development and financeEnergy (oil & gas, petrochemicals)Infrastructure and power projectsProduction supply venturesCross-border work involving the Middle East, Africa and ChinaGovernment and quasi-government relations

Admissions

Qualified as a Solicitor in England and Wales (1995)
Qualified as a Barrister and Solicitor in New Zealand (1988)