Projects & Energy: International
Japan
12 years ranked
Provided by Mayer Brown GJBJ
Rupert Burrows is the Managing Partner of the firm's Tokyo office. Rupert is highly regarded in Japan for his broad experience in projects work, particularly international infrastructure projects in the energy and chemical sectors and related corporate M&A. Rupert has lived and worked in Japan for more than 25 years and is fluent in Japanese.
His clients include all of the major Japanese trading houses as well as a large number of Japanese utilities and banks. He has a wealth of experience advising Japanese companies on cross-border acquisitions, disposals, joint ventures and other investments.
Rupert has been ranked as the most highly regarded lawyer for Energy and Natural Resources by Who’s Who Legal Japan (2018, 2019), as a Highly Regarded Lawyer in both Energy and Infrastructure (Japan) and Project Development (Japan) by IFLR 1000, a Leading Individual in Projects and Energy: International Firms and Joint Ventures (Japan) by Legal 500 Asia Pacific and recognised in both Projects & Energy: International (Japan) and Construction (Japan) by Chambers Asia Pacific.
Prior to joining Mayer Brown, Rupert was the managing partner of the Tokyo office of another international law firm.
Provided by Chambers
Rupert Burrows of Mayer Brown maintains a focus on cross-border construction mandates, mainly in connection with his work on chemical and energy projects. He handles EPC and development agreements, in addition to joint ventures and construction disputes.
Provided by Chambers
I have absolute trust in him. He is very sharp, quick to understand and fast to provide solutions.
Rupert Burrows is an expert lawyer with deep domain expertise in both industry and cross-border transactions between the USA and Japan.
Besides being very knowledgeable regarding our EPC contract, he is also bilingual and very aware of the unique nuances of working for Japanese companies.
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