She has acted for a wide range of global clients including States, companies and international organisations, particularly in Europe, South East Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Katrina has experience as counsel and advocate in multi-jurisdictional arbitration proceedings under the ICSID, UNCITRAL, LCIA, ICC, CIArb, SCC, SIAC and LMAA Rules, and specialised experience in the energy, telecommunications, extractive industries, intellectual property and technology sectors.
Katrina is recognised as a Rising Star for Public International Law by Legal 500 and is ranked as a Future Leader in Arbitration by Who’s Who Legal for 2024. She is a regular speaker on the arbitration circuit (for example at London and Istanbul International Disputes Week, at the Law Society of England & Wales, the Swiss Arbitration Innovation Conference, the University of Hamburg and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators), especially for issues relating to technology and artificial intelligence (AI) and arbitration-related court matters. She regularly publishes on commercial arbitration issues, including on the use of AI for evidential purposes for Global Arbitration Review, and UNCITRAL’s model dispute resolution clauses for technology disputes.
She has experience in English Court litigation, including in arbitration-related court proceedings before the Commercial Court and Supreme Court.
She writes and speaks regularly on international arbitration, the intersection with technology and AI, public international law, and business & human rights.
She is a member of various professional associations, including the LCIA Young International Arbitration Group (YIAG), ICC Young Arbitrators Forum and Young ICCA. Currently, she is a regional representative for YIAG (the under-40s arm of the LCIA) and from 2021-2023, was the UK Chair for the Young ITA, the under-40s branch of the Institute for Transnational Arbitration.
Katrina is a native English speaker who also speaks French.
