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Arbitrator, mediator and attorney in the United States and internationally for complex and multi-party commercial disputes arising from procurement, development, engineering design, construction, and commercial operation of projects including international airports, public transit and electric train systems, electrical power generation plants, solid waste treatment facilities, water treatment plants, marinas, underwater structures, large scale residential developments, hotels, resorts and golf courses, commercial and retail facilities, highways, tunnels, bridges, schools, energy distribution and sales agreements, leases of real property, environmental remediation of hazardous and contaminated material, and government procurement of goods and services. Asserted claims included delay and disruption, defective work, insufficient...

Jeffrey A. Franklin serves clients in ways that maximize their opportunity to achieve their business goals. Jeff has more than 20 years of experience, primarily in the areas of electric, gas, telecommunication, alternative energy, transportation and water regulation. He also has extensive experience in technology, Internet and computer law and e-discovery issues. Jeff advises clients regarding compliance with regulatory requirements and the successful implementation of business strategies. Jeff has successfully conducted administrative adjudications, civil cases and appeals before various state and federal courts and administrative agencies. He has extensive experience in a variety of legal areas, including administrative law,...

William Bresee is a partner in Leech Tishman’s Los Angeles and Pittsburgh offices and possesses a wealth of experience in the area of commercial transactions. He serves as Chair of the firm’s Energy Practice Group as well as Co-Chair of Leech Tishman’s International Practice Group. Bill also practices in the Corporate and Construction Practice Groups. Bill has advised a wide range of clients, from multinational corporations to entrepreneurial enterprises, on issues such as corporate organization and administration, and legal matters related to electrical power, petroleum, telecommunications, industrial and civil facilities for U.S. and foreign corporations, governmental entities and joint ventures....

Admitted to Bar: 1984, Texas and Oklahoma; 2009, Pennsylvania. Practice: Litigation; Oil and Gas. Experience: Mr. Ballentine has 25 years of commercial litigation experience, primarily concerning disputes over upstream and midstream energy contracts, such as exploration agreements, joint operating agreements, wellhead sales agreements, gas processing contracts, natural gas purchase and sales agreements, maintenance and service agreements, natural gas and natural gas liquids transportation agreements and other related contracts. He has represented energy clients in complex litigation, including class actions in both state and federal courts, as well as litigation over state, federal and private mineral royalty claims, natural gas measurement False Claims...