Wind Turbine Supply Chain Industry Group

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As the environment for the wind turbine supply chain industry grows increasingly global, competitive, technology-driven, and otherwise complicated, it pays to have the strength and industry knowledge of Hodgson Russ’s Wind Turbine Supply Chain Industry Group on your side.

Made up of attorneys from across our full-service law firm, our multidisciplinary Wind Turbine Supply Chain Industry Group has the breadth and depth of experience in all key practice areas—including corporate, real estate, finance, construction, insurance, tax, litigation, labor and employment, employee benefits, and immigration—to provide coordinated and informed counsel from start-up to full maturity. Having the ability to connect these diverse areas is necessary for your business to not only survive but thrive.

Some of the many services we offer to our wind turbine supply chain clients include:

• Antitrust
• Contracting
• Corporate and general business law
• Cross-border structuring
• Distribution
• Employee benefits 
• Environmental compliance and permitting
• Finance 
• Government relations 
• Immigration 
• Intellectual property, IP litigation, and technology transfer and licensing 
• Labor and employment, including negotiations and employment litigation 
• Products liability 
• Real estate and land development
• Restructuring and bankruptcy
• Tax, including the U.S. aspects of international, federal, multistate, and local, as well as tax credits and tax dispute resolution

In situations when Hodgson Russ wind turbine supply chain clients become involved in disputes, our number one priority is to protect both their legal rights and commercial interests. We manage each case mindful of legal and business problems, and always aim to resolve every matter in a way that best benefits the client.

The interests of the wind turbine supply chain industry are increasingly international, and Hodgson Russ has the experience and knowledge necessary to counsel foreign entities participating in business in the United States, ranging from creating new markets to physical expansions into the United States to forming strategic alliances. Our attorneys provide U.S. counsel to the wind turbine supply chain industry on a broad range of international legal issues, including cross-border finance transactions, immigration and other employment issues, cross-border licensing and technology transfer, protection of foreign patents, international taxation and tax treaty compliance, multinational mergers and acquisitions, and NAFTA and other trade issues.