Making sure that infrastructure evolves to support economic growth, globalisation and technological advancements is more important than ever. That's why we partner with clients on the financing, development, acquisition and maintenance of infrastructure projects. Our work spans the defence, energy, mobility, social infrastructure, telecoms, accommodation and waste management sectors.
Defence, Security and Aerospace
Our team of DS&A lawyers supports clients in the three connected sectors of Defence, Security and Aerospace. We help and advise clients on critical areas of their business activities.
Our infrastructure team supports clients on a diverse mix of projects in jurisdictions around the globe, from accommodation, defence, energy, health and IT through to all forms of transport, social infrastructure and waste management.
Mobility is continuously evolving and organisations require business-driven legal solutions. We advise on traditional transport matters and the latest industry innovation, including electrification, and shared, connected and autonomous mobility solutions. Our expertise includes rail and automotive.
Advised Equitix and Bouygues, acting as the Uliving Consortium, on a £113m wrapped listed bond financing for the third phase of the University of Essex Student Accommodation Partnership.
Advised the Department for Transport on the expansion of contactless ticketing around London, as well as other complex contracting and rail regulatory matters.
QinetiQ
Advised QinetiQ on its sale of QinetiQ Space NV to Redwire for €32m.
KPIT Technologies
Advised KPIT Technologies Ltd on its acquisition of cloud-based vehicle diagnostics specialist SOMIT solutions.
Advised European mobility service provider DKV on its acquisition of Greenflux, the leading European software platform provider for electric vehicle (EV) charging (read more).
Advised this consortium, which comprises Sacyr Infrastructure, Abrdn and Kajima Partnerships, on its successful bid to design, build, finance and maintain the new Velindre Cancer Centre in Cardiff.
Major changes will reshape commercial and residential real estate, affecting commercial and residential landlords and tenants, developers and investors