Akerman LLP has strengthened its corporate practice group with the strategic addition of Art Howson as a partner in its Charlotte, North Carolina office. This latest move underlines the firm’s commitment to expanding its footprint in renewable energy sectors.
Howson, previously a noted practitioner at Womble Bond Dickinson, brings with him a wealth of experience in advising key stakeholders in the renewable energy domain. His advisory role spans lenders, investors, sponsors, and developers involved in the financing, construction, and acquisition of projects within solar energy and renewable natural gas facilities. According to the firm’s announcement, Howson’s focus encompasses complex financial arrangements, including construction loans, term loans, sale-leaseback transactions, and tax credit investments.
The hiring of Howson highlights Akerman’s strategic efforts to bolster its expertise in sectors poised for significant growth due to the global pivot towards sustainable energy solutions. His inclusion is expected to reinforce the firm’s capacity to navigate the multifaceted legal challenges presented by this dynamic industry.
This development highlights Akerman’s aim to leverage Howson’s vast experience and insights to cater to the expanding needs of their clientele in the renewable energy sphere. For further details, refer to the report by Bloomberg Law.