In recent developments, Jones Day has reinforced its corporate practice in Dallas by bringing on board three seasoned partners, Rodney Moore, Samuel Peca, and Scott Delaney. As reported by Bloomberg Law, these new additions are set to bolster the firm’s capabilities across various facets of corporate transactions and advisory services.
The trio is reputed for their adept handling of complex transactions in the energy and infrastructure sectors. Their engagement spans mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and comprehensive corporate advisories, which include traditional upstream and midstream energy sectors, as well as emerging areas such as hydrogen, renewable fuels, and carbon capture.
Jones Day’s decision to integrate these experts aligns with its strategy to expand its influence in energy and infrastructure, fields undergoing rapid transformation due to the global energy transition. These partners bring a wealth of experience that is expected to unlock new opportunities and enhance service offerings to the firm’s existing and prospective client base, particularly in energy-intensive markets.
By welcoming Moore, Peca, and Delaney, Jones Day not only strengthens its regional prowess in Dallas but also affirms its commitment to leading in sectors critical to contemporary and future economic landscapes.