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Hannah is a Partner in our Construction, Infrastructure & Utilities team. Her practice focuses on complex and high value construction and energy disputes, often with an international component.
Hannah has appeared in a number of the most significant construction cases in the Commercial Court in recent years. Alternative dispute resolution is also a significant element of Hannah’s practice. She advises domestic and international clients in arbitration, including under ICC and LCIA Rules. She represents clients in both making and defending multi-million euro claims in mediation, conciliation and in adjudication under the Construction Contracts Act.
As part of her energy practice, Hannah has represented major generators in obtaining successful outcomes against the Market Operator under the I-SEM Trading and Settlement Code. She has also acted for generators in Qualification Disputes under the I-SEM Capacity Market Code.
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