Georg Friedrich Höxter

Georg Friedrich Höxter specialises in large-scale infrastructure construction projects. With a strong focus on advising companies in the infrastructure sector, Georg has developed expertise in contract negotiation, project execution, and litigation related to large-scale construction projects. His comprehensive understanding of the legal nuances involved in these projects makes him a valuable asset to his clients.

Georg's work spans the entire lifecycle of construction projects, from initial contract drafting and negotiations to project execution and completion as well as dispute resolution. He has successfully advised investors and project developers on various construction projects, including data centre, solar PV, onshore wind and BESS projects. His litigation experience includes representing project developers as well as contractors in all kinds of construction related disputes.

Passionate about the transformative potential of infrastructure and renewable energy, Georg is committed to helping his clients navigate the complex legal landscape of the construction sectors, ensuring that their projects run smoothly and comply with all legal requirements. His fluency in German, Dutch, and English allows him to effectively communicate and collaborate with clients across different regions.

Georg studied law at the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena and the Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen. Before joining Osborne Clarke, Georg worked at a chair of civil and private international law and worked in leading international law firms advising on complex legal matters especially in the construction and energy sectors.