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Nina Hall is a specialist in arbitration with experience of client representation and case management before ICC, LMAA, GAFTA, ICSID, AAA, Stockholm tribunals and a number of regional centres.Ìý Nina trained at Herbert Smith Freehills in the early 1990s and in addition to obtaining higher rights as a solicitor she went on to advocate as an international practitioner and case manager, advising sovereign entities and multinationals, cross-border.Ìý She is also an expert in mass claims (arbitration special panels) and has a keen interest in the development of treaty law and direct recourse rights.Ìý Nina completed her LLB at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London University and has significant comparative law(s) experience and knowledge of legal systems, globally.Ìý Nina has also worked with UNCTAD and other UN bodies on harmonisation of law projects.Ìý Nina contributes to the ÀÏ˾»úÎçÒ¹¸£Àû Dispute Resolution Blog on arbitration matters.

Stella is a Business Analyst working in digital and technology-enabled Transformation Management. Stella writes for ÀÏ˾»úÎçÒ¹¸£Àû as an independent contributor.Ìý

Kirstie is a member of the LexisPSL family team and a solicitor specialising in all aspects of family law with particular emphasis on financial settlements, pre-nuptial agreements, private law children matters and financial disputes between cohabitants. Kirstie trained at Manches qualifying into their family department in 2003 where she worked for a number of years, particularly on financial settlement proceedings for high net worth clients. In 2006 she joined the family team at Charles Russell and progressed to become a senior associate in the department. Kirstie is a former member of the Young Resolution London Region Committee. She is also a regular contributor to Family Law Journal on wide-ranging areas of family law.

Siobhan is a Senior Associate in the International Arbitration team at Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner. Her practice focuses on commercial and investment treaty arbitration and she has acted on multiple complex cross-border disputes under a range of institutional rules and governing laws, with a particular focus on the LCIA, ICC and ICSID. She has advised clients in various sectors, including property and construction, pharmaceuticals, space technology, M&A, private equity and financial services and regularly advises clients from a range of jurisdictions. She also sits as tribunal secretary and has experience of commercial litigation in the High Court in London.

In 2019 she completed a three-month secondment to the LCIA Secretariat’s casework team as counsel. ÌýShe recently qualified as a solicitor advocate in the English courts.

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