Nossaman Adds Infrastructure Associates Aswini Endlur and Cameron Neubauer to San Francisco Office
We are pleased to announce that Aswini Endlur and Cameron Neubauer have joined the firm’s Infrastructure Group in our San Francisco office as associates. Aswini joins from A&O Shearman and Cameron joins from Kimball, Tirey & St. John.
Aswini represents a variety of clients on a broad range of infrastructure projects and serves as a trusted legal and commercial advisor to clients navigating complex construction, financing and tax equity matters. She has led negotiations, overseen comprehensive due diligence, drafted complex documents and helped to close a wide range of project development and infrastructure projects in the U.S. and internationally. Her transactional experience includes drafting procurement, equipment supply, construction, operations & maintenance, financing, tax equity and other ancillary documents associated with such transactions. Prior to focusing her practice to infrastructure, Aswini handled a variety of corporate and commercial transactions – particularly in the renewable energy industry and the critical minerals sector. Her experience includes advising clients in navigating complex construction, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), financing and tax equity matters for lithium, battery, solar and wind projects. She holds an LL.M. from the University of California, Berkeley School of Law and a B.A LL.B. from National Law University, Delhi.
Cameron represents public agency clients with a primary focus on complex infrastructure projects, drawing on a strong foundation in commercial real estate to inform his work. He handles all transactional aspects of infrastructure development, including contract drafting, negotiations, procurement and financing. Cameron’s practice encompasses advising clients on large scale infrastructure projects, including alternative and design-build delivery methods – from planning through completion. He holds a J.D. from the University of San Diego School of Law and a B.S. from the University of San Diego.
“Aswini and Cameron are outstanding additions to the Firm. They enhance the Infrastructure Group’s depth in our San Francisco office,” said Infrastructure Group Chair Elizabeth Cousins. “We are excited to welcome them to the Firm.”
Nossaman’s Infrastructure Group helps clients deliver first-of-their-kind projects. It has handled the nation’s first multi-modal design-build project, developed the nation’s first availability payment contract and the world’s first fully automated toll road using electronic transponders to collect tolls. It also negotiated the first toll concession agreement in Texas history, the first procurement under California’s P3 law and is currently helping Colorado revolutionize safety enforcement on its express lanes network. Infrastructure Group members have extensive local and global experience planning, procuring and financing and litigating claims on award-winning transportation, public building, water and wastewater projects. Clients appreciate the Firm’s experience leading signature engagements, not only for public agencies in the United States, but also for private enterprises and for public agencies in Canada, Australia and Asia. The Group is one of only handful of firms ranked in Band 1 by Chambers & Partners in the U.S. Projects sector and have been recognized by P3 Bulletin, IJ Global, PFI, ARTBA, DBIA, the Legal 500, Law360 and the National Law Journal for our accomplishments in the industry.
