In an announcement made on Thursday, Gibson Dunn has welcomed Emily Naughton as a new partner within its project and infrastructure and real estate practice groups based in the firm’s Washington office. This strategic addition highlights Gibson Dunn’s continued expansion and commitment to strengthening its expertise in real estate and infrastructure law.
Emily Naughton comes with considerable experience, particularly in the realms of real estate and infrastructure transactions. Her expertise lies in advising clients on a wide array of commercial real estate transactions, with a pronounced emphasis on digital infrastructure. Naughton’s role is especially pivotal in the burgeoning sector of data centers, where she advises owners, developers, operators, and investors on numerous aspects, including acquisition, development, disposition, and transition of data center facilities. She is adept at navigating complex data center leases and collocation agreements, which are critical in today’s digital economy.
Naughton’s appointment is a clear reflection of Gibson Dunn’s ambition to bolster its capabilities in strategic legal sectors, particularly as the demand for data infrastructure continues to soar globally. The firm described her practice as one that is significantly aligned with the evolving needs of their clients involved in digital infrastructure and real estate.
For more insights on Emily Naughton’s role and Gibson Dunn’s strategic directions, you can read the full announcement on Bloomberg Law.