Skip to main content

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher has hired Brad Roach as a partner at its Singapore office from Hogan Lovells, where he led the firm’s Southeast Asia oil and gas practice.

Roach, who was previously with Skadden Arps and White & Case, advises developers of energy and infrastructure projects, with an emphasis on upstream and downstream sectors of the petroleum industry.  He has particular expertise in the development and financing of LNG projects, and has advised the sponsors of several greenfield LNG projects in Asia and the Middle East. Roach’s clients include MedcoEnergi, Murphy Oil Corp, Talisman Energy, Mitra Energy, LNG Japan Corp, Salamander Energy, and PT Saka Energi Indonesia.

“Based in Singapore for more than 15 years, Brad is highly regarded by clients and peers,” said Jai Pathak, partner-in-charge of Gibson Dunn’s Singapore office, in a statement. “Asia, and Indonesia especially, is poised for significant investments in energy and infrastructure.  Given his extensive experience in the area, Brad will be an invaluable asset to our clients and help us take our regional and firmwide energy practice to the next level.” 

Follow us onTwitter: @ALB_Magazine.

Other related stories:

Related Articles

SAM adds Mensa Brands GC as corp partner in Bengaluru

by Nimitt Dixit |

Indian law firm Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas has continued the strategic expansion of its general corporate practice with the addition of partner Anant Dang in Bengaluru. Dang comes from his roles as general counsel and founding member of one of India’s fastest-growing unicorns, Mensa Brands.

AZB adds senior real estate partner in Mumbai

by Nimitt Dixit |

Indian law firm AZB & Partners has strengthened its real estate practice with the addition of Dhruti Dholakia as partner in its Mumbai office. She joins from Macrotech Developers, where she was president legal.

NRF strengthens HK banking practice with DCM partner from Ashurst

by Sarah Wong |

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has enhanced its banking and finance capabilities in Hong Kong with the addition of debt capital markets specialist Jessica Li as a partner from Ashurst.