MCCARTHY TETRAULT | London, Ontario, Canada
A lawyer since 1988
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David A.N. Lever, a partner at McCarthy Tétrault in Toronto, is a distinguished figure in Corporate Finance and Mergers & Acquisitions, particularly within the energy and infrastructure sectors. With a career spanning since 1987, David has carved out a niche in project finance, guiding developers, investors, and lenders through the intricacies of wind, hydro, nuclear, and co-generation power projects across Canada and the U.S. His expertise doesn't stop at energy; David has made significant strides in infrastructure development, aiding in the financing and execution of major projects from roads to hospitals.
Notably, David played a pivotal role in the extension of Teranet Inc.'s license with the Ontario government, a deal that underscored his capacity to navigate high-stakes negotiations. His educational background is as impressive as his professional one, holding an LLB from the University of Western Ontario, an M.Sc. from the London School of Economics, and an MBA from the University of Toronto.
David's accolades are a testament to his standing in the legal community. Recognized globally and within Canada, he has earned titles like Eminent Practitioner and Band 1 Lawyer in Energy: Power (Transactional). His influence extends beyond the courtroom to shaping industry standards and practices. From being a Highly Regarded figure in Project Development and Finance to being acknowledged in the Legal 500's Hall of Fame for his contributions to energy and natural resources, David's credentials are unmatched.
David's approach to law is not just about navigating current legal landscapes but also about shaping the future of energy and infrastructure. His vision, expertise, and commitment to excellence make him a beacon for both clients navigating complex transactions and young lawyers aspiring to make their mark in the field. His work, particularly in public and project finance, has not only earned him Lawyer of the Year awards but also solidified his reputation as a "stand-out lawyer" among his peers.