Philip Lee

Philip is a leading expert in the area of procurement, competition, trade and construction law. Philip advises clients in relation to the largest public utilities projects in the country. His extensive PPP experience includes roads, waste, waste water and electricity PPP projects where he acts for both public and private bodies. As an expert in European and Irish competition law, Philip has used his specialist knowledge and his expertise as a litigator in a variety of sectors including the construction, health, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, transport and energy sectors. · Philip Lee LLP

IrelandProcurement, Competition

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Leading expert in procurement, competition, trade and construction law. Advises on the largest public utilities and PPP projects in Ireland (roads, waste, wastewater and electricity), acting for both public and private bodies, and is an experienced litigator in European and Irish competition law across sectors including construction, health, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, transport and energy.

Practice areas

ProcurementCompetitionConstructionEnergyInfrastructure / PPPTradeProjects

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Ireland

Philip Lee LLP · Philip is a leading expert in the area of procurement, competition, trade and construction law. Philip advises clients in relation to the largest public utilities projects in the country. His extensive PPP experience includes roads, waste, waste water and electricity PPP projects where he acts for both public and private bodies. As an expert in European and Irish competition law, Philip has used his specialist knowledge and his expertise as a litigator in a variety of sectors including the construction, health, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, transport and energy sectors.

Ireland

Expertise

Public utilitiesPublic-private partnerships (PPP)Roads projectsWaste and waste water projectsElectricity projectsConstruction sectorHealth sectorPharmaceuticals sectorTelecommunications sectorTransport sectorEnergy sector

Education

Fellow of International Trade Law, University College Dublin (2002)