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A Portuguese lawyer specializing in complex commercial and public contracts warns that long-term PPP and concession contracts face frequent legal challenges due to economic shifts. Ricardo Guimarães, a partner at Linklaters, highlights this risk in interviews, noting that his experience spans Angola and Mozambique, where he also serves as an arbitrator. The article is exclusive to paid subscribers of ECO.

Key points

• Ricardo Guimarães, partner at Linklaters, specializes in complex commercial and public contracts, including PPPs and concessions.

Context

Guimarães identifies long-term contracts as primary sources of litigation, specifically when economic conditions change. He has experience in Angola and Mozambique, where he also serves as an arbitrator.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single interview with Ricardo Guimarães; no specific case numbers, dates, or geographic locations beyond Angola and Mozambique are provided.

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