Clark Hill represents energy clients in complex litigation and disputes arising from the development, financing, operation, and regulation of energy assets. The firm has extensive experience advocating for clients in administrative proceedings, trial courts, appellate courts, and arbitration forums involving high-stakes energy matters.
Energy disputes frequently involve technically complex systems, evolving regulatory frameworks, and significant financial exposure. Clark Hill’s energy litigators understand these dynamics and work closely with clients to develop strategies that align legal outcomes with broader business objectives.
Representative matters include:
- Disputes involving power purchase agreements, EPC contracts, and energy supply arrangements
- Construction and performance disputes related to energy facilities
- Regulatory enforcement actions and compliance disputes
- Wholesale electricity market disputes and related investigations
- Challenges to permits, approvals, and rate decisions
In addition to formal litigation, Clark Hill advises clients on dispute avoidance, risk allocation, and contract structuring to minimize future exposure. This proactive approach, combined with strong advocacy when disputes arise, allows clients to manage uncertainty while protecting critical energy investments.