
Gowling WLG handles complex infrastructure, energy, and development work in both contentious and non-contentious contexts. The practice is jointly led by Richard Green, who advises on procurement and the delivery of large-scale projects, and Jessica Tresham, who specialises in disputes, with a particular focus on high-value infrastructure matters. Sarah Dyer is experienced in handling Building Safety Act and PFI disputes, while Daniel Wood assists clients with on energy and infrastructure conflicts. Paul Green focuses on nuclear and process plant projects, and Gemma Whittaker is recognised for her provision of regeneration and building safety advice. Michael O’Shea is also a name to note.
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Key clients
- Triathlon (FTT, UT, CoA)
- Birmingham Airport Limited
- Sisk/ Weir Mill
- Ferry Bridge
- Sawley
- EWOAP
- Royal London
Work highlights
Advising Triathlon Homes LLP in its successful applications for Remediation Contribution Orders for building safety defects in relation to the East Village, London, being the first time that such orders have been granted by the FTT following a contested hearing.
Advising Birmingham Airport on multiple projects and contracts forming part of its MasterPlan: investing 0.5 billion pounds over 15 years to meet anticipated growth in passenger numbers to 18m but 2022.
Advising the client on the procurement, design and construction of a 645,000 sq. ft. speculative logistics facility at Junction 24A of the M1.
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Practice head
Richard Green; Jessica Tresham
Other key lawyers
Sarah Dyer; Daniel Wood; Paul Green; Gemma Whittaker; Michael O'Shea




