T: 01865 268 685 (DDI)
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E: lucy.nash@roydswithyking.com
Lucy is a solicitor in the Dispute Resolution team, based in our Oxford office.
Lucy graduated with a first class law degree in 2012 before completing her training contract and qualifying with a national law firm. Lucy joined Royds Withy King in 2017 having gained almost three years of invaluable experience across a variety of commercial disputes and litigation (mainly conducted in the High Court) and continues to build on that experience whilst growing her expertise across all areas of commercial dispute resolution.
Lucy works across a range of dispute resolution areas including:
Lucy is an accredited civil and commercial mediator and is also a member of the Oxford Young Professionals Society.
Outside of work, Lucy enjoys travelling, open water swimming and skiing.
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