Latham’s digital infrastructure group combines unparalleled experience and deep industry knowledge across jurisdictions to provide sponsors, funds, lenders, and developers the insights and solutions they need to deliver transformational digital infrastructure projects.
We draw on experience advising on the most high profile, complex digital infrastructure transactions across sectors and continents. Our deep understanding of the networks and technologies that underpin digital infrastructure comes from advising the world’s leading operators of wireless, wireline, subsea, and satellite networks, broadband providers, and equipment manufacturers. We also routinely advise on major transactions involving data centers, fiber optics networks, towers, and telecoms.
We help AI and technology companies access long-term power resources and plan for increasing demand, even as key economies transition to more renewable energy sources. Our market-leading AI and energy and infrastructure teams work closely together to assist clients building and investing in data centers, chip factories, and other AI infrastructure. We also help power companies plan for and negotiate contract arrangements with data centers and other AI infrastructure, ensuring they meet the growing power load demands driven by AI advancements.
The firm’s work on landmark energy matters across the spectrum — from supporting market-leading transactions, financings, and regulatory and disputes matters — earns industry recognition from Law360.
Year-end rankings showcase the firm's continued dominance in energy and infrastructure.
Houston/New York partner Justin T. Stolte, Global Chair of Latham’s Energy & Infrastructure Group, was named a 2025 Law360 Energy MVP for leading numerous high-profile M&A transactions across the energy and infrastructure sector during the past year.