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Infrastructure Fund Lawyers in San Francisco

9 fund lawyers at 7 firms list infrastructure fund work in San Francisco.

Everyone here is listed from their firm’s own bio page, and nobody pays to be listed or to rank. Last verified Oct 23–24, 2026. How we check

Partners
9
all at partner level
Firms
7
Most partners
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius
3 listed here
Of all in San Francisco
11%
9 of 83

Infrastructure fund attorneys in San Francisco

9
Primary practicePrior firms
Gregory P. BroomeWilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiPartnerSan Francisco, CAFund formation, Private equity funds +2–36 yrsUC Berkeley, University of California, Santa BarbaraThelen Reid Brown Raysman & Steiner
Aron J. EstaverArnold & PorterPartnerSan Francisco, CAFund formation, Private equity funds +7Fund formation21 yrsVanderbilt, Brandeis University–
Marina KofsmanMorgan, Lewis & BockiusPartnerSan Francisco, CAFund formation, Private equity funds +5Fund formation20 yrsUCLA–
Caroline LapidusA&O ShearmanPartnerSan Francisco, CAPrivate equity funds, Private credit funds +4–17 yrsFordham, Princeton–
Sarah-Jane MorinMorgan, Lewis & BockiusPartnerSan Francisco, CAFund formation, Private equity funds +5Fund tax17 yrsUC BerkeleyOracle
Peter M. PhlegerMorgan, Lewis & BockiusPartnerSan Francisco, CAFund formation, Private equity funds +3Fund formation30 yrsUniversity of, Yale–
Lindsay R. SparksPaul HastingsPartnerSan Francisco, CA +1Private credit funds, Infrastructure funds +1–25 yrsUniversity of California, Hastings College of the Law, UC Berkeley–
Paul WattKirkland & EllisPartnerSan Francisco, CA +1Fund formation, Private equity funds +4––Fordham, BPP Law School +1–

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Infrastructure Fund Law Firms in San Francisco, by partners listed

Infrastructure fund attorneys in San Francisco, by the numbers

Who has practised longest here?

By the first year in practice each firm’s bio gives; 7 of the 9 here give one.

  1. Gregory P. BroomePartner · Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiSince 1990
  2. Peter M. PhlegerPartner · Morgan, Lewis & BockiusSince 1996
  3. Lindsay R. SparksPartner · Paul HastingsSince 2001
  4. Aron J. EstaverPartner · Arnold & PorterSince 2005
  5. Marina KofsmanPartner · Morgan, Lewis & BockiusSince 2006
All, by years in practice in the table

About this list

What infrastructure fund lawyers do

Infrastructure fund lawyers form funds that invest in long-lived assets such as energy, transport, digital infrastructure and utilities. Funds tend to be larger and longer-dated, and include open-ended and core vehicles, with regulatory and tax points tied to the assets they hold.

In sum

9 fund lawyers at 7 firms are listed on this page in San Francisco. The 5 with the most: Morgan, Lewis & Bockius (3), A&O Shearman (1), Arnold & Porter (1), Kirkland & Ellis (1) and Paul Hastings (1). Of the 7 who give a first year in practice, half began in 2005 or before.

Questions

How many infrastructure fund attorneys does FundOpsHQ list in San Francisco?

9 partners at 7 firms. Last checked Oct 23–24, 2026. Each one is at partner level, and their firm's own bio page names infrastructure fund work.

Which infrastructure fund law firms have the most partners listed in San Francisco?

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius (3), A&O Shearman (1) and Arnold & Porter (1), counting the partners each firm's own website lists for infrastructure fund work in San Francisco.

Which other cities have the most infrastructure fund attorneys?

New York (149), Chicago (18) and Washington, D.C. (16).

What else do these lawyers work on?

The practices they list most alongside infrastructure fund work: fund formation (7), private credit funds (6) and private equity funds (5).

How many of these lawyers help set up new infrastructure funds?

7 of the 9 also list fund formation work, the setting up of a fund and its terms with investors.

How does a fund lawyer get on this list?

By being a partner, principal, shareholder or member whose firm's own website lists them for this work. FundOpsHQ reads each firm's public bio pages and dates every check. Nobody pays to be listed or to rank, and anyone listed can claim, correct or remove their profile. How the directory works

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