LEADING LAWYERS INTERNATIONAL FIRMS Leading lawyers
We asked partners of law firms, clients and in-house counsel from national and international private and public institutions based inside and outside Africa for their recommendations of individual practitioners that have impressed in energy and infrastructure work in Sub-Saharan African. Of the partners listed below a number have broad practices covering many disciplines but we have only indi- cated the specific areas for which they were recommended. Interviewees recom- mended lawyers for their significant experience of one or a number of countries and regions in Sub-Saharan Africa in the disciplines checked. The majority of partners listed indicated that over 50% of their practice was dedicated to Sub- Saharan matters. All the lawyers listed below primarily practice UK, French or US law, although some are dual qualified in Sub-Saharan jurisdictions.
Name
Pascal Agboyibor Bertrand Andriani
Christophe Asselineau Nicholas Azis David Baker
Howard Barrie
Paule Biensan Paul Biggs
Nina Bowyer
Stéphane Brabant Paul Bugingo Ian Coles
Jeremy Connick Simon Currie Ben Donovan Nikolaï Eatwell John Ffooks
Clement Fondufe Anthony Giustini Peter Gray
Helen Griffiths Julian Jackson Charles Jacobs Andrew Jones Peter Kasanda
Martin Kavanagh Ryan Ketchum Ronnie King
François Krotoff Yves Lepage David Lewis Adam Lovett Rebecca Major Alain Malek Cathy Marsh
Boris Martor Richard Metcalf Firm Linklaters Shearman & Sterling City
Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Paris
Paris Paris
McDermott Will & Emery London White & Case Eversheds
White & Case Trinity
Herbert Smith Freehills Herbert Smith Freehills Dentons
Clifford Chance Norton Rose DLA Piper
Clifford Chance JWF Legal
Latham & Watkins Clifford Chance Clyde & Co
Slaughter and May Norton Rose Linklaters Linklaters
Clyde & Co
Herbert Smith Freehills Hunton & Williams Ashurst
Gide Loyrette Nouel
London London
John Beardsworthy Jnr Hunton & Williams Washington DC, Richmond
London Paris Paris
Mayer Brown International London London
London
London
Dubai
London London
Madagascar Paris Paris
London
London
Johannesburg London London
Dar-es-Salaam London London London
Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Paris Clifford Chance Norton Rose
London
Herbert Smith Freehills Norton Rose
Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy Eversheds
Norton Rose
Dar-es-Salaam Tokyo
Paris Paris London Paris
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Banking and finance Capital markets
Projects Concessions
Commercial and contracts M&A Private equity Sovereign states Energy Mining and metals Oil and gas Renewables EPC and constructrion Infrastructure Power
Compliance and public law
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