Claire has recently contributed a chapter to a case book of English arbitration cases (awaiting publication). She has published widely on many aspects of arbitration, including co-authoring “Is the Sun Setting on the Energy Charty Treaty?” and “A Plague on both your Houses” about the P&ID v Nigeria case with Alexander Uff, and “If it ain’t broke don’t fix it?” on the Law Commission’s review of the Arbitration Act 1996 with Poonam Melwani KC. Claire also wrote the LCIA Chapter in the Arbitration edition of Getting the Deal Through (2016 and 2017) and co-authored “YUKOS - the first instalments in the post-award story” (International Energy Law Review 2016). In addition to her publications on arbitration, she has also written on the subject of Brexit “Office leases could be the canary in the Brexit coalmine” (The Times, 2 October 2018) and whether regulatory fines really influence corporate behaviour: “Is $8billion a big enough price to pay to make Google change its ways?” (Scottish Business Insider, 21 March 2019). Claire has also considered some of the challenges facing those wishing to push environmental agendas through the courts in “Is
innovation best left to the scientists? ClientEarth’s novel legal challenge falls at the first hurdle”.