Lucy has experience in acting on arbitration cases for both the claimant and the respondent under UNCITRAL and ICSID Rules, particularly on disputes arising out of bilateral and multilateral investment treaties.

Lucy’s recent experience includes disputes over the transfer of licenses, the alleged nationalization of strategic assets, the alleged state expropriation of mineral and petroleum assets, the effect and enforceability of stabilization provisions, and breaches of other commercial agreements and international law.

In addition to this, Lucy is ranked as an “associate to watch” in Chambers UK 2022-2023 for both Investor-State Arbitration and Commercial Arbitration. Lucy is also ranked as a “rising star” in The Legal 500 UK 2022-2023 for Public International Law, and in 2021, she was noted as “an outstanding arbitration lawyer and a real rising star. Her formidable intellect is paired with first-class drafting skills, exceptional forensic abilities, strategic instincts far beyond her years.” Most recently, Lucy has been named in Legal Business’ next generation of arbitration.