Private investments in public projects and public co-financing of private sector projects in public interest may be implemented in one of the forms of public-private partnership whose basic idea is to enable private financing and managing projects in public interest in a way that the public budget does not carry the whole risk of the project. Risk sharing between public and private partners is crucial and determines the form of public-private partnership as partner roles are divided according to the criteria of capacity to bear risk, knowledge and management options.

The Law firm advises participants (public and private entities) in the procedure of a public-private partnership, where the content of the project and the anticipated role of each partner determine the form of the public-private partnership, content of tender documents, contracts and other documents for the procedure.