Legal

Patricia Tiller, an energy and infrastructure lawyer previously with Baker Botts, has joined the firm as partner.

Williams Cos' chairman Frank MacInnis and five other board members have resigned as the energy infrastructure company seeks damages from ETE for backing out of a $37.7bn merger.

A law that goes into effect in early July will limit where wind farms can be built to around 1% of the country, Moody’s estimates.

Two years after being indicted on corruption charges, former Virginia governor Bob McDonnell has won an unexpected legal victory.

A bill that would terminate the P3 agreement for the North Carolina express lanes project has died in the Senate despite overwhelming support in the lower chamber.

After a five-year stint at Locke Lord, Dale Smith has returned to Bracewell as a partner in its Houston headquarters.

Former Clyde & Co partner David Moore joins the law firm’s energy, transport and infrastructure practice in the UK.

More than two-thirds of institutional investors surveyed by S&P believe a 'Leave' vote would dampen infrastructure investment in the country.

BNDES, headed by Luciano Coutinho since 2007, will now be tied more closely to Brazil’s ministry of planning.

Simon Clark joins from ContourGlobal, where he advised on transactions led by the thermal and renewable energy units.