Lucy has experience of acting in arbitrations for both claimants and respondents under all major arbitral rules and particularly on disputes arising in the mining, energy, construction, and commodities sectors. 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, and breaches of other commercial agreements and international law.

In addition, Lucy is ranked in The Legal 500 UK 2026 as a “Next Generation Partner” for both the International Arbitration and Public International Law categories, with directory feedback describing her as “immensely technically gifted with excellent knowledge of the law – a natural advocate with superb strategic instincts,” and “a standout new partner who is destined to be a star of her generation… with a deep understanding of the industry and the broader trends in investment arbitration.” Lucy is also, ranked as “Up and Coming” in Chambers UK 2025 for Investor State Arbitration (previously an “Associate to Watch” in Chambers UK 2022–2024). She was also previously ranked as a “Leading Associate” in The Legal 500 UK for Public International Law (2022–2025) and International Arbitration (2024–2025). Lucy has also been named in Legal Business’ “Next Generation of Arbitration” and on the Best Lawyers in the United Kingdom “Ones to Watch” list for International Arbitration (2025).