James Langlois advises sponsors, lenders, and investors on project finance and development matters involving energy and infrastructure projects across the US, the Middle East, and other global markets.
James draws on extensive industry experience, including secondments to ExxonMobil’s legal department to support the Global Trading & Origination division and to NEOM Company, a Public Investment Fund-held developer constructing a mega-city on Saudi Arabia’s northwest coast along the Red Sea.
Before joining Latham, James practiced in the Riyadh, New York, and Houston offices of another international law firm.
Prior to practicing law, he served as a US Army Cavalry Officer in the First Cavalry Division based at Fort Hood, Texas, during which time he led a combat arms platoon in Iraq. He then served in various locations throughout Afghanistan in an advisory capacity with the US Department of War. He continues to serve in the US Army Reserve as a Civil Affairs Officer, conducting advisory work on international energy and infrastructure development based at Fort Meade, Maryland.