
Global law firm Hogan Lovells is pleased to announce that Dr Thomas Dörmer and Dr Tim Heitling are joining the Corporate & Finance practice group as corporate infrastructure and energy partners in Berlin. They join from Dentons and bring with them other members of their existing team.
Global Corporate & Finance Practice Group Leader James Doyle commented: “We are delighted to welcome Tim and Thomas into our team. These appointments demonstrate our ambition and commitment to grow and invest in the Energy and Infrastructure sectors, which continue to be strategic priorities for the firm.”
Philip Robb, Global practice lead for the Infrastructure, Energy, Resources, and Projects practice area added: “We are seeing growing demand across all of our regions, particularly in the renewables, energy transition and digital Infrastructure markets. Tim and Thomas are exciting additions to the team in areas which are increasingly important to our global client-base.”
The duo are well known in the market and focus on M&A and related activity in the Energy and Infrastructure space. They advise on transactions involving fibre, EV charging, interconnectors, distribution, wind, solar and a range of other assets in the smart Infrastructure and Energy Transition sectors. Their clients include corporates, funds, banks and financial investors who they advise on both domestic and international transactions.
Partner Carla Luh, Head of the German Finance and Infrastructure, Energy, Resources, and Projects practice group said: “The team’s impressive track record and experience make them an excellent fit with our market leading Energy and Infrastructure team in Germany. With Tim and Thomas on board, we are looking forward to further growth in markets which are strategically important to our clients and to the firm.”
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