Orrick's Energy Practice gains tax expert

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Orrick's Energy Practice gains tax expert

Mark Caterini

Orrick, a firm dedicated to the energy sector covering oil, gas, electric power and renewable energy assets, has announced the arrival of Mark Caterini as a partner in the firm's tax practice.

Caterini will be based in Orrick's New York office where he will advise clients on tax-incentive financing of renewable energy projects. He joins from O'Melveny & Myers. 

Caterini will focus his practice on partnership tax, tax credits and other tax incentives related to renewable energy projects and advises sponsors, equity investors and lenders in all stages of transactions and in infrastructure projects. 

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