John Crowley has extensive experience providing legal advice across a number of industry sectors, with a focus on real estate development, renewable energy, energy transition, and infrastructure projects, in the United Kingdom and internationally. He acts in transactional and contentious spheres for a wide range of clients, including developers, funders, large property owners, contractors, investors, and private individuals.
John regularly advises on transactional matters involving procurement strategy, engineering procurement and construction (EPC) contracts, forward funding and development agreements, infrastructure agreements, district energy networks, and preparing and negotiating bespoke suites of construction documentation for high-profile and complex construction projects. John's recent experience includes advising an international developer on the acquisition, development, and financing on one of the largest private rental schemes (including an on-site district heating network) in the United Kingdom.
In addition to his noncontentious practice, John is experienced in the resolution of construction disputes across a variety of forums, including mediation, adjudication, arbitration, and High Court proceedings.
John is recognized in The Legal 500 UK as a "next generation partner" and described as "a rising star in this area — extremely hard-working, dedicated and has an in-depth understanding of the technical issues in this highly complex field."
John is a member of the Society of Construction Law (SCL) and a regular contributor to articles in the industry press.
Experience
- BPP Law School, London (Legal Professional Course with distinction 2008; Graduate Diploma in Law 2007); University of Cambridge, Magdalene College (M.A. (Cantab) in History 2006)
- Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales