
Doug Jones is an internationally recognised infrastructure and dispute resolution lawyer. Acting for owners (both government and private sector), financiers, contractors, consultants and subcontractors, Doug has advised extensively on project structuring and financing, contract drafting and advice during project implementation and dispute resolution for major infrastructure matters, including Department of Defence facilities and equipment acquisitions, airports, ports, roads and rail projects throughout Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and USA.
Doug has devised innovative ways of successfully bidding for and closing PPP and PFI project delivery in Australasia and internationally.
Doug also has extensive experience as arbitrator and counsel in international and domestic arbitrations, and has also been regularly involved in the use of ADR including mediation in construction industry disputes.
Chambers Asia-Pacific: Doug has been recognised as a star individual in Australia for two successive years. Doug is the only construction lawyer in Australia to receive this endorsement. He also received this endorsement in the arbitration category in 2011 and was of only five individuals in Australia to receive this notation.
Best Lawyers Australia: Doug has been consistently voted by peers as one of Australia's Best Lawyers in the following categories: Alternative Dispute Resolution; Construction and Infrastructure; and Transportation (2008 - 2012). In 2011 he was recognised as the Sydney Transportation Lawyer of the Year.
PLC Which Lawyer: Doug is currently endorsed in the categories of construction and dispute resolution (international arbitration) (2011). In 2010 he was ranked sole Leading Lawyer in Australia.
APL500: Doug is recognised as a leading individual in Construction (2011).
IFLR 1000: Doug is ranked as one of Australia's leading lawyers in Project Finance (2011).
Other: Doug Jones was recognised by The International Who's Who of Public Procurement Lawyers (2011)
In 1999, Doug was made a Member of the Order of Australia for services to Construction Law and Dispute Resolution, recognising 30 years' contribution in those areas.