Mayer Brown deepens Projects & Infrastructure and Global Energy capabilities with addition of Texas partner Edmund Daniels

HOUSTON, June 11, 2026 – Mayer Brown announced today that Edmund Daniels has joined the firm as a partner in its Projects & Infrastructure and Global Energy practices. Eddy joins from McGuireWoods, and his arrival builds on Mayer Brown’s continued momentum in Houston, including the recent addition of a six-partner team led by partner Yasser Madriz.

“Eddy is a highly respected power and energy lawyer with deep experience across M&A, development, commodity hedging, and offtake arrangements, complementing our existing strengths and broadening the support we provide to clients,” said Joe Seliga, leader of Mayer Brown’s global Projects & Infrastructure practice. “His experience advising on complex power projects, renewable energy and storage assets, data centers and energy infrastructure transactions significantly enhances our platform in Houston and across the US.”

Eddy advises power producers, private equity sponsors, lenders, and developers on energy asset acquisitions and dispositions, joint ventures, project development, and power offtake and other project agreements. His practice spans conventional and renewable power generation, energy storage, data intensive infrastructure, pipelines, and gas storage facilities.

“Mayer Brown offers a premier platform for my practice, particularly in projects & infrastructure and energy, and a collaborative environment that supports growth across offices and teams,” said Eddy. “I’m excited to work alongside my new colleagues to help clients navigate increasingly complex power and infrastructure transactions.”

“Eddy’s arrival reflects our continued investment in Texas and our commitment to expanding our power and energy capabilities,” said Neil Wasserstrom, managing partner of Mayer Brown’s Houston office. “His depth of experience and leadership will be invaluable to clients and to the continued growth of our global Projects & Infrastructure and Energy groups.”

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