Foley & Lardner
A national law firm advising clients across energy & infrastructure, health care & life sciences, innovative technology, and manufacturing. Provides regulatory and transactional counsel, government affairs and legislative representation, antitrust and enforcement defense, construction and commercial litigation, and technology-focused legal services including software and cloud contracting, cybersecurity and privacy counseling. Uses AI-enabled tools to assist high-volume contract review and publishes sector-focused analysis on regulatory and market developments.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Foley & Lardner
555 South Flower Street, Suite 3300, Los Angeles, CA 90071
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AI-enabled contract review to manage high volumes of contracts, identify contractual risks, and automate review workflows.
Representation before state agencies and legislatures, management of regulatory proposals, and lobbying on behalf of clients in matters including energy, infrastructure, and enforcement.
Legal services for project development, site control, commercial contracting, financing, permitting, and compliance for energy and infrastructure projects.
Representation and dispute resolution for construction claims, performance bond and surety disputes, lien and payment issues, delay and disruption claims, and related commercial litigation.
Drafting and negotiation of technology agreements, software and cloud licensing, outsourcing agreements, information security agreements, and counseling on data privacy and security obligations.
AI-enabled contract review to manage high volumes of contracts, identify contractual risks, and automate review workflows.
Representation before state agencies and legislatures, management of regulatory proposals, and lobbying on behalf of clients in matters including energy, infrastructure, and enforcement.
Legal services for project development, site control, commercial contracting, financing, permitting, and compliance for energy and infrastructure projects.
Representation and dispute resolution for construction claims, performance bond and surety disputes, lien and payment issues, delay and disruption claims, and related commercial litigation.
Drafting and negotiation of technology agreements, software and cloud licensing, outsourcing agreements, information security agreements, and counseling on data privacy and security obligations.
Expertise Areas
- Energy and infrastructure law
- International trade and customs compliance
- Regulatory compliance and rulemaking
- Government affairs and legislative representation
Key Technologies
- AI-driven contract analysis
- Cloud computing infrastructure and cloud contracting
- Data centers and digital infrastructure
- Cybersecurity and privacy frameworks
News & Updates
Summary and analysis of proposed PUCT rules implementing Senate Bill 6, covering interconnection standards, intermediate agreements, financial security, CIAC, disclosure requirements, and forfeiture/refund frameworks for large loads in ERCOT.
Analysis of a court decision invalidating changes to the HSR rules and discussion of implications for merger parties and regulatory compliance.
Report and insights on data center trends, AI infrastructure challenges, and energy solutions for large computing facilities.
Roundtable analysis on Texas grid reliability, the impact of data center growth on demand and transmission, and capital deployment across generation, storage, and transmission.
Explainer on ERCOT's proposed Batch Zero cluster study process for large-load interconnections, detailing eligibility criteria, study timelines, site-control, financial security, and implications for developers.
Press release announcing partner hires in Houston to strengthen energy and infrastructure transactional and finance capabilities.
Summary and analysis of proposed PUCT rules implementing Senate Bill 6, covering interconnection standards, intermediate agreements, financial security, CIAC, disclosure requirements, and forfeiture/refund frameworks for large loads in ERCOT.
Analysis of a court decision invalidating changes to the HSR rules and discussion of implications for merger parties and regulatory compliance.
Report and insights on data center trends, AI infrastructure challenges, and energy solutions for large computing facilities.
Roundtable analysis on Texas grid reliability, the impact of data center growth on demand and transmission, and capital deployment across generation, storage, and transmission.
Explainer on ERCOT's proposed Batch Zero cluster study process for large-load interconnections, detailing eligibility criteria, study timelines, site-control, financial security, and implications for developers.
Press release announcing partner hires in Houston to strengthen energy and infrastructure transactional and finance capabilities.