Eight Secretariat experts are named in the Lexology Index 2026 Energy report. This guide highlights the world’s leading practitioners working in the field of energy across all major jurisdictions.

Secretariat’s inclusion in Lexology’s Energy report demonstrates the depth of our experience helping energy companies, investors, utilities, developers, governments, and other stakeholders address complex challenges spanning the entire energy spectrum – including regulatory change, shifting market dynamics, and high-stakes disputes, valuations, and mergers.

Our disputes, economics, and regulatory experts were recognized across the report’s Global Elite Thought Leader, Highly Recommended, and Recommended categories for their work advising clients on matters involving conventional and renewable power generation, oil and gas, liquefied natural gas (LNG), nuclear energy, energy infrastructure, and distribution systems.

We are pleased to see their expertise recognized by clients and peers. Explore the Lexology Index 2026 Energy report and read more about the Secretariat professionals featured below. 

Global Elite Thought Leaders

• Bob Broxson (USA) continues to rank prominently among the world’s leading energy experts. He stands out for his “excellent knowledge of natural gas” and his “forthright, credible, and knowledgeable demeanor when testifying.” 

Highly Recommended

• Mark Taylor (England) is a leading damages and quantum expert with deep expertise in the energy market. With nearly four decades of experience, he has amassed an outstanding reputation as “a top-of-the-line expert who is highly experienced and extremely good during cross-examination.”
• With over 25 years of experience, Ted Scott (USA) is a standout name in the energy sector, earning recognition as “a highly sought-after” professional for his outstanding work as a delay expert on complex, high-value energy projects. 

Recommended

• Deven Bowles (USA) is recognized as “a trusted expert” in the energy market, impressing sources with his “advanced knowledge of natural gas marketing” and his notable “experience and practical approach” across oil and gas, royalty and commercial disputes. 

• Howard Rosen (Canada) is a leading energy expert with a formidable reputation for damages quantification and valuation in complex, high-value oil and gas disputes. He is regularly sought out by companies and government entities for his sophisticated analysis in matters involving substantial commercial and financial stakes. 

• With detailed construction industry experience, Don Harvey (USA) is recognized by market sources as “the number one delay expert in the market” who is “absolutely brilliant testifying in the courtroom.” His practice covers contract and project administration issues, claim preparation and detailed delay analysis. He brings this expertise to disputes arising from major infrastructure and energy projects, including stadium and hospital developments. 

• Neil Gaudion (USA) enjoys an outstanding reputation in the energy space, drawing on extensive experience in major construction projects and complex disputes across power, oil and gas and mining. One source highlights, “He is at the top of the market in terms of delay and quantum experts.” 

• Ian Greenhough (UAE) is a highly regarded figure in the energy space, lauded for his excellent work on quantum matters across the Middle East, with particular expertise in renewable energy and power projects.