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01Biography
Updated Oct 2026
English Queen's Counsel who has sat as arbitrator in over 140 international proceedings, principally in energy, construction and oil & gas disputes.
Called to the Bar of England & Wales in 2001 and appointed Queen's Counsel in 2016, Eleanor built her practice at the intersection of large-scale infrastructure and commodity supply. She accepts appointments as sole arbitrator, chair and co-arbitrator under the principal institutional rules as well as ad hoc.
Her matters frequently involve price-review and take-or-pay mechanisms in long-term gas supply, EPC and offshore-construction delay claims, and shareholder disputes arising from cross-border joint ventures.
Eleanor sits regularly in London and has particular familiarity with disputes touching Central and Eastern European markets, including Ukrainian-law contracts.
02Representative matters
Confidential · party names withheld
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Energy 2023
Price-review arbitration under a long-term gas supply agreement; determination of revised contract price and take-or-pay adjustment.
€180M -
Construction & Infrastructure 2022
Offshore wind EPC dispute concerning delay, disruption and defective foundations across a multi-contract package.
£95M -
Oil & Gas 2021
Shareholder dispute arising from a production-sharing joint venture; valuation and breach of a cross-border JV agreement.
$240M
03Qualifications & memberships
Admissions & appointments
- 2016 Queen's Counsel
- 2010 FCIArb
- 2001 Called to the Bar of England & Wales
Education
- 2000 LLM, International Dispute Resolution — Queen Mary University of London
- 1998 BA Jurisprudence — University of Oxford
