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Paul is an energy and resources and infrastructure lawyer specialising in the fields of energy regulation, property and public sector advice.
His experience includes the negotiation of major construction contracts and associated documentation, public sector asset sales and outsourcing, administrative law challenges and real property development. Recently Paul has focused on structured property transactions and major government outsourcings and restructures.
Paul is recognised as a leading Energy & Natural Resources lawyer by both Best Lawyers Australia and Chambers Asia-Pacific. He is a foundation member of both the Australian Council for Infrastructure Development and the South Australian Infrastructure Development Forum.
Named lawyer of the year for project finance and development practice
Named lawyer of the year for construction/infrastructure law
Named lawyer of the year in energy law
Recognised in construction/infrastructure, energy, project finance and development
Ranked as a leading energy & natural resources lawyer
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