Avocats en Construction
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Jörgen Möller
Jörgen is a partner and is Head of Cirio's Energy practice and co-heads Cirio’s Energy and Infrastructure sector group, with particular emphasis on energy. Much of his work involves M&A, corporate law, contracts and infrastructure/energy transactions. Jörgen has worked on a large number of infrastructure and energy projects, and has extensive experience of railway projects, planning, procurement, financing, construction and the operation of wind farms, as well as the purchase/sale of energy companies.
Cirio Advokatbyrå AB
Jørgen Aardalsbakke
Jørgen Aardalsbakke offers expertise within construction law and public procurement, and has particularly extensive experience from assistance on large construction projects within transport and infrastructure, including the development of partnering contracts and PPP contracts, as well as dispute handling and litigation.
Arntzen Grette
Jørgen Bek Weiss Hansen
Attorney, partner. Jørgen Bek Weiss Hansen's main areas of work are commercial law, where he advises Danish and international companies, mainly on issues regarding company law, mergers and acquisitions, finance law, energy law and construction law. Jørgen is also deeply involved in the entrepreneurial community. He assists a number of entrepreneurial organisations such as Stardust-DTU, CSE-Lab, Venture Cup, the Foundation for Entrepreneurship, UCEC and Start-Up Chile, offering advice, lectures, pitch training and assistance as a judge in entrepreneurial competitions etc. Moreover he is a mentor and advisor to numerous entrepreneurs, primarily from the Technical University of Denmark.
Lassen Ricard
Jørgen Lindboe
Partner and Head of Real Estate
Advokatfirmaet Simonsen Vogt Wiig
Jørgen Myhre
Jørgen Myhre is specialized in public procurement and public contracts. He has extensive experience with all aspects of procurement regulations, including ICT procurement and construction. He also works with adjoining areas of law such as contract law, public law, administrative law, etc. Myhre has worked a lot with publicly owned waste companies and the issues that are particularly relevant in this connection.
Advokatfirmaet Føyen AS
Jørgen Vangsnes
Jørgen has substantial experience in litigation and dispute resolution. Jørgen's practice encompasses dispute resolution and advisory services in complex contractual disputes, inter alia technology and IT law, in addition to tort law and real estate-related disputes. Through his background with The Attorney General for Civil Affairs and The Office of the Prime Minister, Jørgen is also experienced in public administrative law, and in advising in matters related to law and politics. Jørgen is specialised in civil procedure, a subject he has teached at the University, and within which he has written a book and several articles. Jørgen is admitted to the Supreme Court and has litigated cases before Norwegian courts at all levels, as well international courts. From Legal500: ‘Jørgen Vangsnes has an intuitive understanding of complex questions and complicated cases. He is sharp and strong on delivery, a very cherished adviser and priceless support.’ ‘Jørgen Vangsnes is an exceptionally skilled lawyer.’
Wikborg Rein
Júlia Várkonyi
Lawyer
Lakatos, Köves and Partners
Jürg Schütz
Attorney-at-Law, Partner
Bratschi Ltd
Jürgen Tatzreiter
Attorney at law
KWR Karasek Wietrzyk Rechtsanwälte GmbH
Kaidar Sulton
Partner / Co-Head of Dispute Resolution in Magnusson Estonia Co-Head of Real Estate in Magnusson Estonia
Magnusson
Kaidi Tarros
Associate
WALLESS
Kaius Niskakangas
Senior Associate
Avance
Kaj Marsh Duesund
Kaj Marsh Duesund offers expertise within public procurement and contract law, including on choice of procurement strategy, chairing of negotiation meetings, as well as follow-up and quality assurance of agreements in lager infrastructure projects.
Arntzen Grette
Kamil El Haddad
Of Counsel
Hage-Chahine Law Firm
Kamil Matyśkiewicz
Kamil Matyśkiewicz is a legal counsel and associate in the Warsaw Real Estate & Construction team. He has over eight years of experience and specializes in real estate law, in particular in real estate transactions, including site acquisition and disposal, construction, as well as the development and commercialization of office and retail investments in Poland. He has handled transactions involving the acquisition of many pieces of real estate with different characteristics, located in different parts of the country. As a Polish qualified lawyer, Kamil regularly provides complex advice on real estate issues to international companies from various sectors that have acquired or wish to acquire real estate in Poland. He also has considerable experience in providing legal advice and handling investments involving construction, whether in the preparation of contracts between the investor and contractors, or in representing the investor in administrative proceedings. He also has considerable experience in assisting clients in the due diligence process at all stages of the investment, both before the commencement of the construction process, during it, and after its completion, in the case of real estate and buildings already in use.
Baker McKenzie Krzyzowski i Wspólnicy Sp.k.
Kamil Pociecha
Specialises in legal advice on preparing, implementing and accounting for infrastructure investments. Advises entities in the construction, energy and real estate sectors on projects to construct and upgrade power plants and industrial installations, power lines and stations, motorways, railway lines, tramways, wind farms, shopping centres and stadiums, and on property development projects. Represents clients in disputes between investment participants. Expert in investment contracts, particularly construction works contracts, EPC and EPCM contracts and PPP agreements, and FIDIC Conditions of Contract. Also has experience in carrying out legal due diligences of businesses, planning capital structures and restructuring projects.
Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka
Kamilla Abdykarymova
Kamilla Abdykarymova focuses her practice on development of investment projects, corporate matters, mining and natural resources, and renewables. She advises clients from various industries on a wide range of regulatory, transactional, construction and dispute resolution matters. Prior to joining Morgan Lewis, Kamilla was a part of an in-house legal team at the largest Kazakhstan steel producing and mining company for more than 12 years, where she was responsible for handling various matters, including project development, financing, and corporate law matters.
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Kanishka Singh
Kanishka is a partner in the Projects practice at Dentons UK, Ireland and Middle East, based in the Firm's Abu Dhabi office. With extensive experience at leading international law firms in both the UK and UAE, Kanishka specializes in a diverse range of energy and infrastructure projects. His expertise spans renewables (solar/wind), desalination, conventional energy, waste management, waste-to-energy, district cooling, rolling stock and civil engineering projects. In addition to his legal practice, Kanishka brings a unique perspective on the commercial and strategic aspects of PPP/PFI transactions, having served as Head of Legal at Veolia Middle East – the world's largest company in water, sustainability and waste management. Kanishka's areas of key focus are: Energy Transition/Utilities – Hydrogen, Steel, Ammonia, Water, Power (conventional and renewable), District Cooling, Waste-to-Energy and Waste Treatment. Construction – all aspects related to energy, utilities, mixed-use development and civil construction projects under EPC, Construct Only, Design and Construct (with a special focus on the FIDIC suite of contracts).
Dentons
Karel Daele
Karel is a partner and head of the International Arbitration practice. He started his career as a civil law litigator in Belgium, before moving to Tanzania where he devoted most of his time to representing African states and state-owned companies in a number of investor-state disputes under the ICSID and UNCITRAL Rules in the water and the energy sector. He has worked internationally, advising multinationals on investing in Africa's mining, infrastructure, telecom and energy sector. Karel continues to focus on African investor-state disputes, although now acts more on the investor side, as exemplified by his work for BSGR in an ICSID arbitration against Guinea (a mining dispute involving allegations of corruption and one of the biggest claims in recent years). His other work in Africa includes chairing a KIAC Tribunal hearing, a dispute between an East-African contractor and East-African state agency over a geothermal energy project and, as member of a UNCITRAL Tribunal, hearing a dispute between an African investor and South Sudan over a failed power project. Karel also uses his African "frontier" expertise in other regions. He acts for RSM in an ICSID arbitration against St Lucia (a dispute over offshore oil concessions), for a Syrian subcontractor in an ICC arbitration against a Chinese contractor (in a dispute over the construction of a 2,400 MW power plant in Saudi Arabia) and for an Indian party in an LCIA Indian arbitration against a Qatari investment fund (in a dispute over investments in the agribusiness). Apart from Karel's investor-state work, he does commercial arbitration work under the Rules of the LCIA, ICC, CEPINA, UNCITRAL and in ad hoc arbitrations. These disputes arise under a variety of commercial contracts (joint venture agreements, share purchase agreements, sales agreements, service agreements and lease agreements) in a variety of sectors, including retail, financial services, construction, real estate. Karel has recently been ranked in Chambers Global 2017 as a leading individual in the Africa-wide disputes category, and is "highly regarded for his experience in international arbitration matters". According to Legal Business, "Daele has quickly established himself as a leading investor-state arbitration practitioner". He is also an IFLR1000 Leading Lawyer in Energy and Infrastructure, a member of various arbitration institutions and has been recognised in Who’s Who Legal’s Future Leaders – Arbitration 2017.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Karen Elder
Legal Director - Litigation National
Weightmans LLP
Karen Groulx
Partner
Dentons
Karen Kemp
Partner - Dispute Resolution, Construction
Anthony Harper
Karen Killoran
Karen Killoran is a market‑leading Partner in our Construction and Engineering Group. Karen advises developers, funders, sponsors and corporates on the full lifecycle of major projects—financing, development and construction—across a wide range of sectors including logistics, residential and PRS/BTR, social housing, commercial and mixed‑use, life sciences and renewable energy (notably wind, solar, battery storage and interconnector projects). She has deep experience structuring and negotiating EPC, employer‑design, construction management and DBO contracting models and equipment supply contracts together with advising on the full suite of ancillary documentation such as bonds, collateral warranties and design‑team appointments. She is very familiar with all the industry standard form contracts including FIDIC, RIAI, NEC, JCT and PWC. Karen’s practice spans both complex transactional mandates and contentious matters, and she regularly advises on dispute avoidance and dispute resolution, including adjudication under the Construction Contracts Act 2013, arbitration, conciliation and mediation. Karen is also a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and a practising arbitrator (ICC and domestic) and a member of the ministerial panel of adjudicators.
Arthur Cox LLP
Karen Martin, KC
Partner, Global Vice Chair of the Dentons Global Board
Dentons