Scott Rafshoon’s project finance practice focuses on public-private partnerships (P3s) at the local, state and federal levels. Scott is known for collaborating effectively with government and financial stakeholders involved in complex social infrastructure projects, and for leading his clients’ legal teams from early-stage planning to commercial and financial close. For more than two decades, he has specialized in helping clients navigate the complexities of P3 military housing projects. Leveraging that experience, he regularly assists private sector clients to structure, finance and close social infrastructure projects involving the leasing of government- and university-owned property.
Many of Scott’s clients operate at the intersection of government, law and business. Through his background as a professional journalist and his involvement in numerous political campaigns, he is able to provide a holistic approach to legal representation, bringing an additional level of service to his clients. He combines legal and advocacy skills with strategic experience developed over years of work on a variety of legislative, regulatory and policy projects.
A native of Atlanta, Scott is an adjunct professor of law at Emory University School of Law where he teaches contract drafting and deal skills. He has represented numerous local, state and federal political candidates and officeholders, as well as political action committees.
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