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(March 18, 2024, Washington, DC) – A number of media outlets published articles regarding the recent expansion of Steptoe's Energy practice. The outlets include Law360, The National Law Journal, and Bloomberg Law. On March 11, 2024, Steptoe announced the arrival of a team of new attorneys across our Energy and Transaction practices in New York and Washington, DC offices. The group includes Tim Moran, Phil Corsello, Joe Tato, Charlie Carroll and Brad McCormick. The team will continue their work with lenders, sponsors and private equity, infrastructure fund and tax equity investors on a variety of renewable and traditional energy, energy transition-related and other infrastructure project development matters, acquisitions, dispositions, financings and other investments.
In a statement to Law360, partner Tim Moran said: "Combining with the previously established and well-recognized energy and infrastructure team at Steptoe will provide us with even more to offer clients pursuing transactions in the renewable energy sector specifically, and in the infrastructure sector more broadly. We believe, that with our legacy Steptoe colleagues, this is truly a case of the whole being greater than the sum of its parts." Partner Phil Corsello also said: "This is a great opportunity for all of us, and I look forward to working with my colleagues to realize the vision of a full-service project finance, energy and infrastructure team that we all share for Steptoe."
The National Law Journal featured a statement from chair Gwen Renigar: "This all-star team has worked together previously and we're thrilled to bring them together again here to tackle the most complex matters in the energy, project finance and infrastructure spaces." The quintet initially started working together under Tato at a previous international law firm, where he led their global project finance group.
Read about Steptoe's expansion here: Law360, The National Law Journal, and Bloomberg Law.
