Julie Morrissy#14390

Dr Julie Morrissy, PhD

Partner, Keystone Law
Julie is recommended in Chambers for construction law. She has been advising clients in both the public and private sector for over 25 years in both contentious and non-contentious law matters, having previously been an academic and University lecturer in English Literature. She has been a partner in a number of leading law firms in her career and was instrumental in setting up the Prince’s Trust Get into Construction programme to help disadvantaged young people into the industry.
Contributed to

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Waste to energy infrastructure projects—an introduction
Waste to energy infrastructure projects—an introduction
Practice Notes

This Practice Note introduces waste to energy infrastructure projects. It looks at procurement routes (including via waste PFI/PPP projects, where an authority provides the waste, and so called ‘merchant waste’ projects where the waste is sourced from the private sector) and forms of contract commonly used in this sector and also at key areas of risk and negotiation. It includes waste to energy projects using incineration of waste (often referred to as ‘energy from waste’ (or EfW)) and using non-incineration methods like anaerobic digestion or advanced gasification. The Practice Note highlights key points in these contracts that lawyers need to be aware of and some of the issues that funders and investors will take into consideration.

Practice Area

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 1998

Experience

  • Clyde & Co LLP (2018 - 2023)
  • Irwin Mitchell LLP (2012 - 2017)
  • DLA Piper (2001 - 2012)
  • Nabarro LLP (1996 - 2001)

Membership

  • Law Society

Qualifications

  • The University of Sheffield Legal Practice Course (1995-1996)
  • Manchester Metropolitan University – Common Professional Examination (1994-1995)

Education

  • The University of Sheffield LPC (1995-1996)
  • The University of Sheffield - PhD (1989-1994)
  • The University of Sheffield BA English Literature 1st Class (1985-1988)

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