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Lucy Hall

Client Value Lawyer

Email

lucy.hall@aoshearman.com

Phone

+44 207 655 5820

+44 771 139 0045

Offices

London

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Lucy Hall is the Client Value Lawyer for Project Development & Finance EMEA based in London. This is a strategic role in which she is responsible for knowledge management; writes and delivers internal and client training; and is heavily involved in legal technology and process improvement. Lucy also undertakes significant projects and develops strategies in certain key sectors, such as energy innovation and hydrogen.

Lucy Hall is the Client Value Lawyer for Project Development & Finance EMEA based in London.

This is a strategic role in which she is responsible for knowledge management; writes and delivers internal and client training; and is heavily involved in legal technology and process improvement.

Lucy also undertakes significant projects and develops strategies in certain key sectors, such as energy innovation and hydrogen. With over 17 years' experience, Lucy has worked as a transactional lawyer for 10 years with expertise in several areas including project finance, corporate finance, securitization, and real estate finance. Lucy moved into the role of a senior knowledge lawyer in January 2016 and now focuses on projects and project finance, in particular energy innovation.

Published Work

  • Wrote a chapter on "Career paths for professional support lawyers" in "The Rise of Specialist Career Paths in Law Firms" published by Globe Law and Business, June 2022
  • Wrote a chapter on "What tech is best?" in a book called "The Evolving Role of the PSL" published by ARK Group, September 2018
  • "The new approach to mining in Africa," Frontier Market Network, February 2013 "The Human Touch," International Mining, November 2012
  • "Ethiopia report – Land of Mining Opportunities," Mining Journal, September 2012
  • "Digging Deep for the Future," Mining Journal, July 2012
  • "Key Issues Affecting Mining Projects in Africa," Angola Today, July 2012

Qualifications

Admissions

Solicitor, England and Wales

Academic

University of Bristol LL.B.

Nottingham Law School LPC

Disclaimer
A&O Shearman was formed on May 1, 2024 by the combination of Shearman & Sterling LLP and Allen & Overy LLP and their respective affiliates (the legacy firms). Any matters referred to above may include matters undertaken by one or more of the legacy firms rather than A&O Shearman.