Winston & Strawn LLP
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Winston & Strawn LLP ‘brings tremendous expertise to the area of project finance’ and its sizeable group has complementary expertise in energy project finance and across P3 and infrastructure projects. In energy project financings, the group is well versed in transactions involving both renewable and conventional power assets, and acts in a plethora and significant matters located across the country. In PPP and infrastructure work, the practice is often engaged in mandates that require novel financing structures, and is otherwise a regular fixture of the domestic landscape of significant projects, from transport infrastructure to large-scale buildings. On both sides of the project finance offering, Mike Pikiel in New York is a renowned figure and whether acting for sponsors, developers, investors, lenders, underwriters, or contractors, he is experienced in the range of project financing, particularly P3s. Fellow infrastructure practice head Alan Hoffman is also based in New York and is a recognized figure in sports venue financing. Richard Puttré in Miami is the third of the trio coordinating infrastructure and PPP financing. In Los Angeles the energy offering benefits from the renewable energy finance knowledge of Laurae Rossi, and the growing transactions experience of Hao Huang.
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Testimonials
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‘Winston brings tremendous expertise to the area of project finance. They are focused on representing their client vigorously, but also appreciate the need to "get a deal done" in an efficient and practical manner. They are experts in the area of tax credit financing.’
‘Deeply knowledgeable, practical and a good sense of humor.’
Key clients
- CIBC Bank USA
- Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank (CACIB)
Work highlights
Represented CIBC, New York Branch in a $1bn construction and term loan for the Sun Streams 4 project located in Maricopa, Arizona.


