Greenwood Arbitration
Independent international arbitration services for parties in commercial and investment disputes
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Greenwood Arbitration
Greenwood Arbitration provides independent arbitration services through arbitrator Lucy Greenwood, who specializes in commercial and investment disputes, particularly in the energy sector. She also works as counsel and consultant.
The practice serves parties involved in international disputes. Its experience includes energy, infrastructure, natural resources, technology licensing and other commercial sectors.
GREENWOOD ARBITRATION LTD is registered in Alresford, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2019. Lucy Greenwood has practised international arbitration since 1998 and became a full-time arbitrator in 2017.
Product: Independent international arbitration, counsel and consulting services for commercial and investment disputes.
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