Overview

Alex helps developers build utility-scale wind and solar projects. His practice is dedicated to addressing real estate challenges throughout the full lifecycle of project development.

Alex is a detail-oriented attorney who partners closely with clients to develop strategic and practical solutions to achieve their business objectives. He provides comprehensive real estate services in connection with renewable energy projects including wind, solar, transmission, and storage, in various regions of the country. 

He guides teams throughout all stages of the project, including acquisition, development, financing, sale, and operations. He enjoys finding creative solutions to complex problems, and understands that seemingly minor decisions can have significant downstream implications. He draws on years of experience in the renewable energy field and his background in accounting, finance, and tax. 

Services

Experience

Energy

  • Since 2020, served as real estate counsel to renewable energy developers to help close on the financing and/or sale of projects totaling more than 2,200 MW of generating capacity.
  • Successfully represented a renewable energy developer in connection with securing a $1.2 billion construction financing loan for a wind project, including multiple years of advising client in real estate development matters such as land leasing and acquisition, addressing title and survey issues, and negotiations with lenders and the buyer of the project.

Credentials

Education

  • The University of Iowa College of Law, J.D., 2013
  • Creighton University, B.S.B.A., 2010 

Admissions

  • Iowa, 2013
  • Nebraska, 2014

Recognition

  • Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Real Estate Law, 2025

Civic & Professional

Professional Activities

  • Nebraska State Bar Association
  • Iowa State Bar Association
  • CPA Exam, State of Iowa, 2010, unlicensed

News & Insights

Publications & Presentations

Co-Presenter, Real Estate and Title Basics for Renewable Energy Projects, Renewable Energy Law Essentials Conference hosted by the University of Texas School of Law, January 2024

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