16 Sept 2026 • Article 5 min read
Lewis advises public and private sector clients on commercial contracts, infrastructure projects and energy matters.
He has a particular interest in heat networks and has advised a range of clients on heat supply contracts and compliance with the Ofgem general authorisation conditions for relevant heat networks. He has also advised on other energy-related contracts relating to the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme and solar projects.
Lewis also has broad experience advising on, negotiating and drafting commercial contracts, particularly those relating to supply of goods and services, technology and commercial collaborations. He works closely with clients to understand their markets and drivers of risk and revenue, delivering practical, commercially focused advice tailored to their objectives.
He also has significant experience advising on PFI and other long-term infrastructure arrangements, including contract variations, default and operational issues and project documentation.
Before joining Devonshires, Lewis worked as in-house counsel for Lloyd's Register and OneOcean, a marine and offshore-energy services and software business.
He previously practiced in Addleshaw Goddard’s Infrastructure, Projects and Energy team and gained management experience with an SME in the property restoration sector, helping shape his practical, commercially focused approach to legal advice.
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Lewis is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish and enjoys working with clients on international matters. Outside work, he enjoys Formula One, football (he supports Manchester United and regularly goes to Old Trafford to have his patience tested), swimming, Pilates and travelling, particularly when it provides an opportunity to practice his languages.
Lewis is a dual-qualified solicitor. He has been admitted to the roll of solicitors in the Republic of Ireland and is a member of the Law Society of Ireland.