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Hogan Lovells International LLP

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Hogan Lovells International LLP is recognised for its sector expertise in power, energy, transport, and infrastructure. The firm serves a diverse clientele including developers, owners, contractors, manufacturers, and consultants. Spearheading the team is Gillian Thomas, whose work on high-profile developments within the UK has cemented her excellent reputation within the industry. Adrian Walker brings to the table a broad scope of experience, having advised both the private and public sectors on complex infrastructure projects. Jeremy Brittenden offers proficiency in managing high-profile PPP/PFI projects globally, including extensive experience negotiating project agreements. Senior associate Malcolm Parry is a specialist in handling first-of-a-kind projects, providing valuable advice on risk structuring and project management.

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Key clients

  • King's Cross Central LP
  • Argent Related
  • Paradise Circus Ltd Partnership
  • The Crown Estate
  • Cross London Trains Limited
  • National Electric Grid of Uzbekistan (NEGU)
  • Government of Uzbekistan

Work highlights

  • Advising King's Cross Central LP on all construction aspects of the £2bn, 8 million square feet King's Cross Central development, London's most prestigious mixed development. Advice has included all associated infrastructure and public realm works.
  • Advising Argent Related as development partner in the multibillion-pound Brent Cross Town regeneration scheme.
  • Advising on a new landmark development in the heart of Birmingham, including on construction contracts for the onsite infrastructure podium works and the asset protection agreement with Birmingham City Council.

Lawyers

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Practice head

The lawyer(s) leading their teams.

Gillian Thomas

Other key lawyers

Adrian Walker, Jeremy Brittenden, Malcolm Parry