After a slow period in the Caribbean that was caused by COVID-19 and supply chain issues, lawyers are starting to see an uptick of work coming out of the region, particularly in the energy sector.
April 26, 2024 at 12:04 PM
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Energy needs remain critical in the Caribbean, and as governments scramble to build infrastructure, U.S. lawyers are being tapped for that work, prompting law firms to expand relevant practices.
As energy grids age and demand for power grows, countries throughout the Caribbean are increasing efforts to match that demand. That’s opening new frontiers for energy and project finance practitioners.
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