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Lucy GREENWOOD |
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Independent Arbitrator Ladywell Lakes Alresford UK Tel: +44.74.01.38.00.39 (Cell) Lucy.greenwood@greenwoodarbitration.com
https://www.greenwoodarbitration.com/
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Languages |
English (native); French (knowledge) |
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Nationality |
UK |
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Bar Admission |
Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales - 1998
Texas - 2016 |
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Education |
University of Cambridge (BA, MA Hons Law - 1994, 1996); Chartered Arbitrator (2018)
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Experience as Arbitrator |
Chair, Sole arbitrator, emergency arbitrator or co-arbitrator in international arbitration proceedings, ad hoc and under the Rules of the ICDR, CPR, AAA and ICC |
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Experience as Counsel |
Nuemrous international arbitrations proceedings, ad hoc (including UNCITRAL) and under the Rules of the LCIA, ICC, ICDR (energy matters) |
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Publications Relating to Arbitration |
• "Moving beyond diversity toward inclusion in arbitration" (forthcoming in Stockholm Arbitration Yearbook 2019)
• "Principles of interpretation of contracts under English law and their application in international arbitration," 35(1) Arb. Int’l 21 (2019)
• "Women in Disputes – What can be done about the leaky pipeline," CDR magazine, Nov. 2017
• "Tipping the Balance – Diversity and Inclusion in International Arbitration," 33(1) Arb. Int’l 99 (2017)
• "Puppies or Kittens? How to Better Match Arbitrators to Party Expectations," in Austrian Yearbook on International Arbitration 2016, at 61 (Klausegger, Klein, Kremslehner, Petsche, Pitkowitz, Power, Welser & Zeiler eds., 2016) (with E. Vidak-Gojkovic and M. McIlwrath)
• "Could ‘Blind’ Appointments Open Our Eyes to the Lack of Diversity in International Arbitration?," TDM 4 (2015)
• "Is the Balance Getting Better? An Update on the Issue of Gender Diversity in International Arbitration", 31(3) Arb. Int’l 413 (2015) (with M. Baker)
• "Unblocking the Pipeline: Achieving Greater Gender Diversity on International Arbitration Tribunals," 42(2) Int’l L. News (Spring 2013)
• "Are Challenges Overused in International Arbitration?," 30(2) J. Int’l Arb. 101 (2013) (with M. Baker)
• "Dissent - But Only If You REALLY Feel You Must: Why Dissenting Opinions in International Commercial Arbitration Should Only Appear in Exceptional Circumstances," 7(1) Disp. Res. Int’l (May 2013) (with M. Baker)
• "Getting a Better Balance on International Arbitration Tribunals," 28(4) Arb. Int’l 653 (2012) (with M. Baker)
• "In Search of an Exemplary International Construction Arbitration," in Contemporary Issues in International Arbitration and Mediation – The Fordham Papers 2012, at 175 (A.W. Rovine ed.) (with M. Baker)
• "The Regionalization of International Arbitration: Maintaining International Standards in Appointing Arbitrators – A Comment on Jivraj v Hashwani," in The Practice of Arbitration – Essays in Honour of Hans Van Houtte 15 (P. Wautelet, T. Kruger and G. Coppens eds., Hart Publishing, 2012) (with M. Baker)
• "Keeping the Golden Goose Alive: Could Alternative Fee Arrangements Reduce the Cost of International Arbitration?," 28(6) J. Int’l Arb. 591 (2011)
• "Sketch: The Rise, Fall and Rise of International Arbitration – a View from 2030," 77(4) Arbitration 435 (2011)
• "A Window of Opportunity? Building a Short Period of Time into Arbitral Rules in Order for Parties to Explore Settlement," 27(2) Arb. Int’l 199 (2011)
• "Does Bifurcation Really Promote Efficiency?," 28(2) J. Int’l Arb. 105 (2011)
• "The English High Court highlights the difficulty of determining the stage at which a party might lose its right to apply for a stay in favor of arbitration," Int’l Dispute Res. News, Aug. 2010
• "Comment: Recent Developments in the Enforcement of International Arbitration Awards in England & Wales," 4(3) World Arb. & Med. Rev. (2010)
• "Class Arbitrations under the US Federal Arbitration Act: Stolt-Nielsen S.A v Animalfeeds International Corp," ITA News, Fall 2010
• "Tear Up the Procedural Schedule: Reducing Time and Costs in International Commercial Arbitration," 76 Arbitration 3 (2010) |
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