Project Finance and Infrastructure

Our members help clients structure, finance and manage complex domestic and cross-border projects that boost economic growth.

Global Overview

Positive economic growth rests on a solid foundation: infrastructure. Ally Law member firms have the experience, resources, and geographic reach to help privately held and publicly traded companies, investors, developers and government entities develop effective partnerships and manage complex domestic and cross-border projects.

Our member firm lawyers represent clients across the Americas, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa, providing effective, practical counsel at every step. We regularly advise clients on initial project planning; investment and tax-exempt financing; structuring and formation of appropriate business entities and joint ventures; and negotiating, closing and monitoring construction contracts and management agreements.

We have advised clients on the full range of project-financing arrangements, including letters of credit; conventional construction and term loans; debt securities; sale-leasebacks; leveraged, synthetic and single-investor leases; joint ventures and public-private partnerships (P3s); private placements; tax-exempt financing and tax credits; and a range of government-sponsored and related programs managed by national and international development and aid agencies.

We have represented clients involved in infrastructure projects of all types, including the following:

  • Airport, highway, railway and other transportation-related projects
  • Water and sewer facilities
  • Seaports and distribution facilities
  • Hydroelectric, renewable energy and coal-fired power-generation facilities
  • Oil and gas exploration, refining and distribution facilities, including pipelines
  • Entertainment and sports venues

We recognize that large-scale projects often give rise to additional, related issues. Working with lawyers from across our member firms, we provide coordinated counsel on environmental regulations and compliance; real estate and construction law; labor and employment issues; workplace health and safety; insurance and reinsurance; and government contracting. When domestic and cross-border disputes arise, we draw on the skills of local, experienced litigators to provide effective, solution-focused representation in court and in arbitration and mediation.

Rankings

Chambers Latin America

Chambers Latin America ranks the top lawyers and law firms in 19 jurisdictions, spanning Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, as well as all Spanish-speaking countries in South America. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.

Arteaga Gonzalez (Chile)

Legal 500 EMEA

The Legal 500 EMEA edition analyzes capabilities of law firms in 80 jurisdictions across Europe, Middle East and Africa. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.

KCG Partners (Hungary)

Legal 500 Latin America

The Legal 500 Latin America edition analyzes capabilities of law firms in Mexico, Central America and South America. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.

Arteaga Gorziglia (Chile)

Santivanez Abogados (Peru)

Oller Abogados (Costa Rica)

IFLR 1000

IFLR 1000 is a leading international legal market research company that ranks and evaluates the top financial and corporate law firms and lawyers worldwide. Click on the firm name to see how they ranked in the most recent guide.

Your Legal Partners (Greece)

Gruba Law (Philippines)

PPO Abogados (Bolivia)

Cascione (Brazil)

Vlăsceanu Ene & Partners

Arteaga Gorziglia (Chile)

Oller Abogados (Cost Rica)

Robalino (Ecuador)

Santivanez Abogados (Peru)