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Real cases from the global construction industry analyzed through the lens of construction law. Lessons that apply to projects in Mexico and beyond.
The Evergrande Case: What Construction Lawyers Learned
How the collapse of China's largest real estate developer reshaped construction law thinking on presale risk, bonding, and project fund protection.
Read case →Infrastructure & PPPMexico's Toll Road Collapse: What the 1989-1997 Concession Crisis Teaches Investors Today
How Mexico awarded 52 toll road concessions in five years, watched 23 collapse, and paid billions to bail them out. The structural failures of the first Mexican toll road program and what they mean for infrastructure investors today.
Read case →Infrastructure & PPPNarita Airport: How Ignoring Stakeholders Cost Japan 60 Years of Infrastructure Delays
The construction of Tokyo's Narita Airport, planned in 1966 and still embroiled in land disputes in 2026, is the definitive case study in what happens when infrastructure projects ignore the people whose land they need.
Read case →Infrastructure & PPPThe Pennsylvania Turnpike Concession: Why a $12.8 Billion PPP Collapsed
What the failed lease of the Pennsylvania Turnpike reveals about political risk, legislative alignment, and PPP structuring for foreign investors evaluating infrastructure concessions in Mexico.
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