Infrastructure
Legal solutions for infrastructure development, PPP projects, and public works
Building the Foundations of Progress
Infrastructure development is critical for economic growth and societal well-being. At Winslow Law, our Infrastructure practice provides expert legal advice and support to governments, developers, investors, and contractors involved in complex infrastructure projects. We are committed to helping our clients navigate the legal and regulatory complexities of developing, financing, and operating essential infrastructure assets.
Our team has extensive experience in all aspects of infrastructure law, including project finance, public-private partnerships (PPPs), concessions, construction law, and regulatory compliance. We work closely with our clients to understand their unique project needs and to develop tailored strategies that ensure successful project delivery. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality legal services and to being a trusted partner to our clients in all their infrastructure matters.
Our Key Services
A comprehensive suite of legal services for the infrastructure sector.
Project Finance
Advising on the financing of large-scale infrastructure projects, including debt and equity financing, and security arrangements.
PPP & Concessions
Assisting with the structuring, negotiation, and implementation of public-private partnerships and concession agreements.
Construction Law
Advising on construction contracts, risk management, and dispute resolution in infrastructure development projects.
Our Infrastructure Team
Meet the experts who will help you build the foundations of progress.
Esquire Steve Winslow
Senior Partner & Founding Attorney
Esquire Steve Winslow is the founding partner of Winslow Law Co, bringing over two decades of legal expertise in corporate law and international business matters. His leadership has been instrumental in establishing the firm's reputation for excellence and client advocacy.
Marcus Rodriguez
Associate Attorney
Marcus Rodriguez focuses on real estate law and property development, assisting clients with complex real estate transactions, development projects, and commercial leasing arrangements.
Victoria Park
Of Counsel
Victoria Park focuses on environmental and energy law, helping clients navigate complex regulatory frameworks and environmental compliance issues.
Our Track Record
A selection of our successful infrastructure projects.
Development and financing of a major highway concession project
Advised the concessionaire on all legal aspects of a large-scale highway concession project, including project finance, PPP agreements, and regulatory approvals.
Legal support for the construction of a new port terminal
Assisted a port operator with all legal aspects of constructing a new container terminal, including construction contracts, environmental permits, and land use rights.
Advising on the modernization of a municipal water supply system
Provided comprehensive advice to a municipal utility company on the modernization of its water supply system, including procurement, financing, and regulatory compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions about Infrastructure law in the UK, answered.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are long-term contracts between a public authority and a private entity for the provision of a public asset or service. PPPs are often used in infrastructure projects to leverage private sector expertise and financing, while the public sector retains oversight and ensures public interest.
Main legal risks in infrastructure projects include regulatory and permitting risks, land acquisition issues, construction delays and cost overruns, environmental liabilities, and political risks. Robust legal due diligence and risk allocation in contracts are crucial.
Project finance for infrastructure projects is typically structured as non-recourse or limited-recourse debt, where repayment comes primarily from the project's cash flows. It involves a complex web of contracts, including loan agreements, security agreements, construction contracts, and off-take agreements.