U.S. Infrastructure Law

Forum Overview

Dates: November 5 - 7, 2025

Location: Nashville, TN

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 leading lawyers in the U.S. infrastructure sector to discuss current developments and trends, with a focus on both legal and broader market perspectives. Participants include senior counsel from private law firms, in-house legal teams, the public sector, and procuring authorities.

Using candid, seminar-style discussion, the group shares experiences from their varied jurisdictions and engages in meaningful dialogue on the most pressing issues facing the industry.

2025 Steering Committee

This elite group, comprised of experts in the field, personally nominates all invitees and develops the Agenda, which forms the basis of our discussions.

Committee Chair

Adam Giuliano’s practice focuses on the procurement, financing, construction, operations, and maintenance of infrastructure projects. His experience includes work on matters involving highways, roads, bridges and tunnels, parking, transit, commuter rail and high-speed rail, airports, ports, water and wastewater, schools, real estate, district and transit-oriented development, telecommunications, energy and power generation, renewables, and natural resources. He also has experience with asset and business purchases and sales.

CONNECT. ENGAGE. EXCEL. This is a different event, unlike any you've attended

Built on meaningful interactions and genuine connections, the Forum is the premiere gathering for preeminent leaders in U.S. infrastructure law.

"There are many opportunities to go to P3 conferences, but only a few actually have a good dialogue with your peers. This Forum is one, small groups are set to guarantee fulsome discussion on current and topical issues."

Sam Gilmore

Of Counsel

Kiewit Corporation

Omaha, NE

"This is unquestionably the best opportunity to intersect with thought-leadership in the U.S. P3 space."

Kenneth M. Neighbors

Partner

McGuireWoods LLP

Atlanta, GA

"There is no other event that I am aware of which provides an equivalent combination of quality discussion, networking, and a reasonable group size which promotes relationship building."