In a recent development, Greenberg Traurig has expanded its international arbitration practice in London by adding three new shareholders. The announcement was made on Friday by the firm, which welcomed Jason Hambury, Gurmukh Riyat, and Clea Bigelow-Nuttall to its team.
Jason Hambury’s expertise lies in international arbitration, litigation, and strategic project advice across various sectors including energy, infrastructure, and manufacturing. He has a robust background in handling high-value disputes for a range of clients from government bodies to large corporations and contractors.
Similarly, Gurmukh Riyat brings his experience in international arbitration and strategic project advice to the firm. He regularly represents clients in the construction, engineering, energy, and manufacturing sectors in complex litigation and alternative dispute resolution proceedings.
Clea Bigelow-Nuttall completes the trio by representing private companies, state-owned entities, and states in international arbitrations. This addition to Greenberg Traurig’s London office highlights the firm’s commitment to strengthening its arbitration capabilities.