Categories:Transport (Including aviation and shipping)
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Transportation
The Curtis Transportation practice represents multinational corporations, governmental entities and private companies operating in the US, Latin America, Europe and the Middle East. Our attorneys have experience in transactions relating to infrastructure projects; modes of transport; carriage and logistics; and litigation, arbitrations and dispute resolutions involving transportation.
The range of services provided by the group includes:
- Advising clients on the development, construction, finance, operation and acquisition of transportation venues
- Project finance; privatisations; public-private partnerships (PPPs); terminal agreements; concession contracts; construction agreements; operating and management agreements; and the acquisition, sale and lease of aircraft, ships, airports, ports and other transportation facilities
- Counselling clients in the business of transporting goods worldwide and logistics through service alliances, joint ventures, master service agreements, technical procurement, mergers and acquisitions and financings
- Representing companies in US federal and state courts, international arbitrations and government investigations and prosecutions
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