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 Murray ArmesMurray is the founder of Armes-ADR, a practice specialising in the provision tribunal services in arbitration, dispute boards, adjudication and mediation. He has over4 40 years' experience in the industry working on many types of construction projects in the UK and around the world and is a Chartered Arbitrator, Accredited Adjudicator and Mediator and Dispute Board Member who is included on the FIDIC President's List of international adjudicators. He has been instructed on several hundred cases as expert, dispute board member, adjudicator and mediator and is currently appointed to the dispute board for the ITER Prototype Fusion Energy Project in France, which is the world's largest energy project and was also appointed to the Adjudication Panel for the new High Luminosity Project at CERN in Switzerland, to the DAB for an EPR nuclear project, an energy supply network in Ghana and a cutting edge building project in Iraq, as well as other projects for CERN and in the Caribbean and Far East. |
 Amy ArmitageAmy Armitage is a partner at Norton Rose Fulbright LLP specialising in complex construction and engineering disputes in the energy and infrastructure sector. She has a Master's Degree in Construction Law and International Arbitration from Kings College University, London. Amy has extensive experience of all forms of dispute resolution including High Court litigation, international arbitration, expert determination, adjudication, risk advisory and mediation. Amy has acted for a range of project stakeholders including contractors, subcontractors, employers, insurers and funders within the infrastructure and energy sector across Europe, Africa, South America and the Middle East. |
 Louise ForsterLouise is a partner at Pinsent Masons based in Edinburgh, and specialises in advising on large scale construction and engineering disputes. Her practice includes acting for clients (contractors and employers) on energy and infrastructure projects, both domestic and international. She has advised on many major infrastructure projects in Scotland over the past 20 years and is lawyer to the Civil Engineering Contractors Association in Scotland (CECA Scotland). Much of her experience has been by way of hands on project support on distressed projects, although she also advises on all forms of dispute resolution including adjudication (where she had the honour of conducting the first adjudication enforcement action seen by the Scottish Courts), arbitration, litigation and mediation. She is noted in Who's Who Legal as being a 'first-rate construction lawyer'. She is also a member of the Steering Committee set up by the Adjudication Society to support the Equal Representation in Adjudication Pledge. |
 Lucy PearsonLucy Pearson is an Associate in King & Spalding's International Disputes practice group, based in London. Lucy specialises in the resolution of disputes arising out of major construction, engineering and infrastructure projects around the world. She provides practical, contractual, strategic and risk management advice to a range of stakeholders including employers, contractors, sub-contractors, and investors. Her experience spans various sectors including energy and resources, infrastructure and industrials. She is experienced in all forms of dispute resolution including international arbitration, litigation and alternative methods of dispute resolution such as dispute boards, adjudication and mediation. |
 Rebecca ShorterRebecca Shorter is a partner in the London Construction and Engineering Group at White & Case LLP. She advises contractors and owners on dispute resolution in connection with domestic and international projects and is experienced in arbitration, litigation, adjudication and dispute boards as well as alternative methods of dispute resolution such as mediation. She has contributed articles to Building, Construction News, Construction Law, Construction Law Review, Global Arbitration Review and the Property Law Journal and speaks regularly at conferences in the UK and internationally. |