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Georgia Tetlow

Georgia specialises in commercial dispute resolution, regularly advising corporate clients on a broad range of commercial disputes, including breach of contract claims; civil fraud and professional negligence. Georgia also advises clients in matters which require reputation management, with a particular focus on high profile and sensitive internal investigations, particularly within the sport sector. Georgia was admitted as a Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales in 2021 and joined Farrer & Co in December 2022. Georgia holds a law degree from the University of Bristol.

Farrer & Co

Georgie Collins

Georgie is the Head of IP, a member of Irwin Mitchell’s International Team and Head of the US Desk. Georgie is a leading IP lawyer with over 25 years’ experience. She helps individuals and organisations devise IP strategies and secure the IP rights that are pivotal to a successful market entry and international expansion. She has significant experience in relation to the strategic protection and management of brands internationally and has advised many global corporates and household names on their world-wide brand protection matters. Georgie is an experienced IP litigator and has a broad practice, ranging from trademarks and passing off, copyright and designs, breach of confidence, marketing and advertising issues. She has dealt with disputes in all key dispute forums, ranging from UKIPO, English Courts (civil and criminal), arbitration proceedings and domain name dispute resolution proceedings. Georgie frequently represents clients as lead counsel on the co-ordination of cross border, international disputes. Georgie also advises on issues of reputation, defamation, privacy and crisis management. As Head of Irwin Mitchell’s US Desk, Georgie has spent much of her career in the US and working for US based businesses and individuals. She looks after the firm’s transatlantic relationships, providing legal and practical support to help UK businesses expand and succeed in the US, and to US companies to set up and invest in the UK, often with a springboard into Europe and beyond. She and the US team help clients and prospects navigate the UK and EU legal regulatory environment, connecting them with trusted partnerships when required. Georgie is a regular speaker and contributor to issues concerning brands and reputation management, transatlantic policy, trade and investment. She is an active member of the International Trade Mark Association and serves on the INTA Leadership team.

Irwin Mitchell

Georgie Messent

Georgie Messent leads the environmental and sustainability legal team. She advises clients on environmental risk management in the context of day to day operations, corporate or property transactions, litigation and infrastructure projects. She has been a specialist in this area for more than 20 years and is described in Legal 500 as being 'able to convert the intricacies of environmental law into practical advice'. She is ranked as a leader in her field and is co-author of a Sweet & Maxwell's first edition text entitled Property Transactions: Planning and Environment. Georgie’s recent work includes advising: an oil and gas company on environmental and health & safety (EHS) issues arising during the acquisition of a terminal, filling stations and petrol stations a chemicals manufacturing business on all aspects of EHS issues in site closures and divestments a significant waste & recycling company on incidents across a range of facilities, including a review of operating systems and guidance on interaction with regulators a major retailer on green leases, energy efficiency and carbon cost provisions a specialty chemicals company on the implications of changing permit conditions a manufacturing company on its carbon trading documentation and entitlement to carbon credits after a site closure an insurer and the insured waste management company on nuisance claims by neighbours

Squire Patton Boggs

Georgina Ainscow

Partner Georgina works on patent cases in the fields of physics, engineering, electronics, software and business methods. She has extensive experience drafting and prosecuting patent applications, and representing clients before the UK and European Patent Offices. As well as drafting and prosecution work, she advises on invention harvesting, international patent portfolio management and IP strategy. Georgina’s areas of specialism include the video coding, telecommunications and optical device fields, where she regularly represents clients before the examining division of the European Patent Office.

Reddie & Grose LLP

Georgina Bayley

Georgina is a partner in the Dispute Resolution department. She has advised and represented a wide variety of clients including high net worth individuals, commercial organisations, charities, public authorities and coroners in litigation and arbitration (both international and domestic) for over 16 years. Georgina specialises in heavyweight commercial disputes, both international and domestic. Her experience includes dealing with complex contractual disputes, fraud, shareholder issues, contentious insolvency and arbitration. She also often advises in relation to jurisdictional issues, injunctive relief, dispute resolution and governing law clauses and enforcement issues. Georgina also has a particular interest in, and experience of, judicial review matters. She is regularly instructed by coroners seeking specialist advice on coronial law in relation to inquests and has also advised public authorities on bringing procurement challenges against public bodies. In recent years, Georgina has assisted with high value employment claims (in the High Court) and judicial reviews (the latter, in particular, in relation to coronial law).

Payne Hicks Beach LLP

Georgina Byrne

Georgina is an associate in the Public Law and Human Rights team. Georgina often represents vulnerable individuals in matters in the Court of Protection, brought under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 regarding the vulnerable adult’s mental capacity and best interests in respect of issues concerning their health, welfare, and property and financial affairs. She has quickly established a strong reputation for her Court of Protection work, having been recognised in Chambers and Partners since 2022. Georgina is regularly instructed in Court of Protection proceedings by the Official Solicitor, other litigation friends, family members, professional deputies, and advocates. She is also an Accredited Legal Representative for welfare matters in the Court of Protection. In her Court of Protection practice, Georgina acts and advises in a wide range of complex matters. Her cases often concern the interface between the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and the Mental Health Act 1983, the interaction between the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and the criminal justice system, and cross-border issues. In her day-to-day practice, her work involves a wide range of health and social care issues. Georgina assists clients in community care matters involving the Care Act 2014, the Care and Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014, and regulatory frameworks. She helps her clients to navigate through difficult and uncertain times by securing the local authority or NHS service provision that either they or their family need, securing appropriate accommodation amongst other things. Georgina understands the importance to her clients of the need to avoid litigation, wherever possible. She has experience in bringing judicial reviews in respect of issues regarding care planning and provision and as also advised her clients in respect of care charges. Georgina has a developing practice in advising in relation to the healthcare and medical treatment issues of incapacitated adults and children, including in cases brought under the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court.

Bindmans LLP

Georgina Chase

Georgina is the Head of the Family Practice specialising in all aspects of family law, in particular financial settlements on divorce; including those involving businesses, trusts, high value pensions and foreign property. She is also experienced in cohabitation disputes, nuptial agreements and dissolutions of civil partnerships. Georgina has extensive knowledge of Children Act Proceedings and regularly advises on arrangements for children post separation.

Slater and Gordon

Georgina Euden

Legal Director

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

Georgina Fraser

Georgina is an experienced corporate and partnership lawyer. She provides comprehensive advice to both businesses and individuals on a wide range of transactional and advisory matters. Georgina has navigated clients through acquisitions, disposals, group reorganisations, shareholder arrangements, joint ventures and corporate governance matters. Georgina’s approach involves closely understanding her clients’ businesses and the sectors in which they operate, enabling her to deliver advice that is both legally sound and commercially astute. Georgina qualified as a solicitor in 2016, bringing a wealth of experience to her practice.

Farrer & Co

Georgina Hamblin

Founding Partner of the boutique family law firm Hamblin Family Law

Hamblin Family Law LLP

Georgina Houston

Senior associate

Irwin Mitchell

Georgina James

Georgina James joined Farrer & Co as a Partner in Private Wealth in February 2020.

Farrer & Co

Georgina Jones

Georgina is a partner in the firm’s Know-how team, which works to keep both clients and our lawyers up to date with developments in legislation, case law and the pensions industry as a whole. Georgina has broad knowledge of the pensions world including trustee responsibilities, pensions implications of corporate activity, general legislative and compliance requirements, tax, automatic enrolment and case law. She is also a member of the firm’s defined contribution team and is charged, for example, with creating new precedents to assist clients and fee-earners with the regulatory changes, drafting short explanatory guides and generally ensuring our fee-earners remain at the cutting edge of defined contribution developments.

Sacker & Partners LLP

Georgina Kerby

Georgina is the newest member of the Family Law Practice having joined from the Ministry of Justice in March 2022. Georgina is an excellent lawyer with a keen eye for detail and has rapidly grown a case load consisting of Children Act and Financial Remedy work. Georgina Kerby - The Family Law Practice

The Family Law Practice

Georgina Massey

Georgina is a Principal Director in the Affordable Housing Team and specialises in dealing with complex sites acting for registered providers with land and build, golden-brick and turn-key acquisitions, together with strategic land typically on a conditional on planning basis. Georgina is known for her proactive and straight-forward approach and working collaboratively with her clients and colleagues to provide a seamless service.

Foot Anstey

Georgina Nelson

Senior Associate, South West & Wales

Stowe Family Law LLP

Georgina Rankin

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Georgina Rennie

Georgina works in the corporate team advising on all areas of corporate law, including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, investments, corporate restructuring and corporate governance. Georgina works with a variety of clients including private and public companies, LLPs, venture capital investors, management teams and owner managed businesses. Recent project experience includes advising: VC investors on a range of investments (including VCT/EIS investments); a British clothing company listed on AIM on its acquisition of an online homeware retailer; a NYSE listed records management and storage company on the acquisition of a fine arts storage and logistics business; the seller on the disposal of an iconic Birmingham hotel; an international hotel chain on various hotel acquisitions and disposals; a German car manufacturer on its disposal of used car sites and a body shop centre; a NYSE listed company on the UK aspects of an international reorganisation and the disposal of a facilities management provider; and shareholders of a company in the vet tech sector on an MBO backed by a private equity house.

Shoosmiths LLP

Georgina Squire

Georgina is the head of the Dispute Resolution Group at RK and advises on a broad spectrum of commercial disputes. She acts in cases across most of the commercial divisions of the High Court, resolving disputes through arbitration and many forms of ADR, including mediation, expert determinations and mini-trials. Acting for a wide variety of commercial entities, including companies, lenders, investors, financial institutions, private equity funds and loan servicers on all forms of disputes arising from their businesses, Georgina is known for her expertise in asset recovery, fraud and professional negligence claims, having advised the claimant in most of the precedent case law in this field. She advises on a wide spectrum of commercial disputes including breach of companies law, corporate fraud, shareholder claims and unfair prejudice petitions, breach of directors’ duties, misfeasance and preferences, including claims in corporate insolvency. Georgina has expertise in insurance and reinsurance claims, concentrating on coverage and professional indemnity disputes and has been involved in many high profile cases in the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. Georgina has considerable expertise in advising on construction and real estate related disputes. She has handled many claims arising from construction projects, developments, real estate finance and joint ventures. Having qualified as a solicitor in 1983, Georgina is also a qualified mediator. She is a past Chair of the Law Society Litigation Committee, a founder committee member of TeCSA and has served on the TCC and Chancery Users Committee. She currently sits on the committee of the London Solicitors Litigation Association.

Rosling King

Georgina Stavrou

Freemans Solicitors

Georgina Vokes

Georgina is a Solicitor in our will and inheritance disputes team. She specialises in contentious trusts and probate litigation, dealing with a wide range of matters on behalf of both beneficiaries and executors including Will validity challenges, Inheritance Act claims, disputes between beneficiaries and executors regarding the performance of their duties and the administration of estates. She also deals with Probate Registry claims. Georgina reviews each case in detail to ensure that she fully understands the nature of the issues at play — as well as each client’s priorities and objectives — before providing astute, tailored legal advice to achieve the desired outcome.

Brabners LLP

Geraint Lloyd-Taylor

I'm Co-Head of our Advertising & Marketing group, and Head of our Regulatory group. I advise on a range of legal and regulatory issues, with a focus on consumer regulations such as the DMCC Act. I also advise clients on all kinds of brand-led content, including advertising & marketing campaigns, social media and PR. I am named as a 'stand out' lawyer by Thomson Reuters, and ranked as a Leading Partner for Advertising & Marketing by Legal 500.

Lewis Silkin

Geraldine Coombs

Partner Geraldine joined Irwin Mitchell in January 2006. She was one of the first members of staff in the Manchester office, joining the firm to set up our Asbestos Litigation department in the North West. Geraldine trained as a barrister and was called to the bar in 1995, later qualifying as a solicitor in 1998 with a niche practice. She has 10 years' specialist experience of representing victims of asbestos disease, and acted for a lead claimant in the important mesothelioma test case, Fairchild & others, successful at appeal in the House of Lords.

Irwin Mitchell

Geraldine Elliott

Partner Geraldine Elliott leads RPC's Commercial Litigation Group and has over 25 years' experience resolving disputes for clients. Advising clients in the financial and professional services, retail, media, industrial and manufacturing sectors, Geraldine's expertise covers a range of contractual disputes with particular focus on warranty claims and other post M&A issues, shareholder and joint venture disputes, and asset and financial recovery. Geraldine frequently supports businesses in protecting their core interests by obtaining urgent injunctions to prevent team moves and the loss of confidential or other business critical information. Geraldine is a regular commentator in this arena.

RPC