LAWYER PROFILE

James LeMoine

Canada 2026

Norton Rose Fulbright

Ranked in 1 practice area

Projects: PPP & Infrastructure

Nationwide - Canada

10 years ranked

About

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Practice Areas

Jay LeMoine is the Canadian head of our infrastructure sector. He is a business lawyer whose work focuses on the commercial aspects of infrastructure projects and business transactions. His practice includes negotiating, drafting and implementing commercial contracts, business structures, public-private partnerships and infrastructure agreements.

In addition to his P3 work, Jay regularly advises on a variety of business transactions, including commercial financings, acquisitions and divestitures of shares and assets as well as on general contractual matters.

Chambers Review

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Chambers Canada Guide

Projects: PPP & Infrastructure - Nationwide - Canada

Band 2

Individual Editorial

Based in Vancouver, head of the firm's infrastructure practice James LeMoine regularly advises public and private entities on the commercial aspects of infrastructure projects. He is noted for his involvement in the negotiation of commercial contracts and PPP agreements.

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Strengths

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Jay is exceptionally easy to work with and does not hesitate to help me understand specific issues where commercial expertise and knowledge is new to me.
Projects: PPP & InfrastructureChambers Canada Guide
Jay is very experienced and knowledgeable. His leadership qualities are evident in organising his team to achieve required outcomes. He is also very personable and enjoyable to work with.
Projects: PPP & InfrastructureChambers Canada Guide
He is very responsive, provides good ideas and is a very strong negotiator.
Projects: PPP & InfrastructureChambers Canada Guide
He is fantastic to work with and has seen it all.
Projects: PPP & InfrastructureChambers Canada Guide
Jay provides strategic advice and is very responsive to our needs.
Projects: PPP & InfrastructureChambers Canada Guide