Infrastructure
Managing the legal complexity behind projects built for the long term.
Infrastructure projects are characterised by significant investment, long timelines and multiple stakeholders. The involvement of government authorities, contractors, investors, lenders and other participants can create complex legal and commercial relationships throughout the life of a project.
Vardharma Law advises businesses and stakeholders on infrastructure-related transactions, project structuring, commercial arrangements, due diligence, regulatory considerations and disputes. Our experience includes matters relating to roads, highways, ports, commercial developments and other infrastructure projects.
The long term nature of infrastructure assets shapes our advice — we account for the legal and commercial risks that can emerge well beyond the development and execution stage.
Key areas of focus
Project Structuring
We advise on the legal and commercial structures that support infrastructure projects and the relationships between project stakeholders.
Transactions & Investment
Acquisitions, investments, strategic partnerships and other transactions involving infrastructure businesses and assets form a significant part of our work.
Public & Private Sector Relationships
Infrastructure projects frequently involve relationships between public authorities and private participants, and we support clients with the contractual and legal frameworks governing these arrangements.
Contracts & Project Execution
The commercial and contractual arrangements that underpin project development, construction and ongoing operations are where much of our infrastructure work is concentrated.
Disputes & Resolution
Long term projects can give rise to significant disputes. We represent clients in arbitration, litigation and other dispute resolution processes arising from infrastructure and commercial relationships.
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