Cameron Ellis

Cameron Ellis focuses his practice on mergers and acquisitions and energy transactions, and Cameron's experience includes matters related to:

• Asset purchase agreements
• Stock purchase agreements
• Engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) agreements
• Operations and maintenance agreements
• Master service agreements
• Civil and environmental infrastructure construction
• Marine dredging and construction
• Rail and marine terminal service agreements
• Storage and transportation agreements
• Interconnect agreements
• Upstream oil and gas asset acquisitions
• Midstream pipeline and facility development and construction
• Downstream distillation facility development and construction
• Purchase and sale agreements
• Commercial and industrial lease agreements
• Technology development and licensing agreements

Cameron has also advised on private equity transactions, debt and equity financing transactions and general commercial and corporate matters, including business structuring, joint venture and teaming agreements and supply chain agreements.

Cameron has previously served as in-house counsel for a private group of energy infrastructure, construction and related companies, and, prior to practicing law, Cameron was a project manager and engineer for TC Energy (f/k/a TransCanada) where he managed the development and construction of midstream oil and gas pipeline and facility infrastructure projects.

By combining his business and technical experience with his legal training, Cameron brings a comprehensive and analytical perspective to transactions that takes into account the complex legal, technical and commercial risks and needs of the client.