Avocats – England

Geoffrey Todd

Geoffrey gives UK and international tax and estate planning advice to individuals, trustees and family businesses. He advises on tax planning strategies including the use of trusts and alternative structures, on residence and domicile issues and on cross-border estate planning, particularly between the US and the UK. He helps owners of landed and other estates with succession planning, including the protection of wealth against divorce, and philanthropy. Geoffrey acts for entrepreneurs and owners of established trading companies, whose businesses include luxury retail, manufacturing, medical research and property.

Boodle Hatfield LLP

George Bacon

Partner

Walker Morris LLP

George Bacon

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

George Booth

George is a highly experienced international corporate and projects lawyer, specialising in transactional and advisory work in the energy and infrastructure sectors. Prior to moving into private practice as a partner in three leading international law firms, George spent several years as an in-house lawyer at a leading global oilfield services company and then on secondment at an oil major. As well as London, George has lived and worked out of the Middle East for many years. George regularly acts for multinational corporates, governments, junior energy companies and startups on domestic and cross-border matters, including joint ventures, business and share sales, farm-ins, refining, processing, and transporting agreements, energy and commodity purchase and offtake agreements, shareholder agreements and the full suite of commercial contracts. As well as the UK, much of George’s work involves supporting clients in Africa, Asia, South America, Central Europe, and the Middle East. During the course of his career, George has assisted his clients to successfully conclude transactions in some of the most challenging jurisdictions globally, supporting clients on complex transactions in a highly diverse range of countries, cultures, and political and legislative environments.

Keystone Law

George Burton

Senior Associate

Nockolds Solicitors

George Clough

George is an Associate in the Employment department, with four years’ experience in acting alongside Peter McRoberts for senior executives in the banking, finance, property, legal, fashion, and wealth management industries. He has assisted in advising CEOs and CFOs of major companies as well as partners in Limited Liability Partnerships. George regularly advises these Senior Executives on negotiations regarding exit packages and resolving actual or potential disputes. This includes advising on unfair dismissal and whistleblowing claims, with a particular focus on health, professional conduct, regulatory and reputational issues. He also advises on often complex discrimination cases including disability and sex discrimination issues and equal pay claims. He assists in high value settlement negotiations, mediations, and Employment Tribunal litigation. On the other side of the coin, George also regularly assists in litigation, representing respondents in unfair dismissal, wages, breach of contract, and discrimination claims in the Employment Tribunals alongside James Townsend and Domonique McRae. On the non-litigious side, George has experience assisting on a broad range of employment law issues, including advising employers on TUPE and redundancy processes and both employers and senior executives on contractual and statutory obligations, including post-termination restrictions. George assisted in the high profile case of Ramchandani v Citibank in 2019 where Peter McRoberts represented Rohan Ramchandani, a former Citibank forex trader, who succeeded in his unfair dismissal claim. He also assisted in the well reported case of Richard Bowley v Rio Tinto involving whistleblowing claims against Rio Tinto regarding the Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia. More recently, he successfully represented two individual respondents in the case of Mr A Ali vs Paradox Media Group (in liquidation) and others 3300605/2023 where the claims for detriments suffered due to having made whistleblowing disclosures were dismissed in their entity, the Tribunal preferring the respondents’ evidence on every point, and finding that no whistleblowing disclosures capable of protection had been made.

Payne Hicks Beach LLP

George Cotter

Partner

Fieldfisher

George Domleo

George Domleo is a Senior Associate and Acting Head of Licensing at Flint Bishop. He leads the operations of the Licensing team and advises clients across England, Wales, and Scotland on all aspects of alcohol, entertainment, betting, and gaming licensing law. He works with a wide range of clients, from individual operators to national multi-site businesses, managing applications for new premises licences, variations, reviews, and regulatory compliance issues. George has particular expertise in complex matters within cumulative impact areas and highly regulated sectors, delivering practical, commercially focused solutions.

Flint Bishop

George Gillham

Partner, Head of Contentious Tax

Fieldfisher

George Jackson

Senior Associate

Rosenblatt Law

George Lambrou

George is an international dispute resolution specialist who resolves high-value and complex multijurisdictional disputes. He is a Solicitor Advocate who spends most of his time involved in arbitration and as a negotiator and overall problem solver. Throughout his career, George has advised and acted for (and against) governments, commercial entities and individuals from a wide range of countries. His unique background and language skills in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) have proven particularly valuable in that part of the world. George has extensive English High Court experience as well as international arbitration experience with the ICC, LCIA, LMAA and ICSID where he has acted as either counsel or arbitrator. He also has a very strong maritime background, having been a partner for many years in a leading London-based shipping law firm.

Keystone Law

George Lyall

Senior Counsel George is a personal tax and private/charitable trust specialist. He advises private clients from a holistic viewpoint and specialises in the taxation of private individuals, partnerships and trusts, and has particular experience of capital tax planning.

Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP

George Mingay

George is a partner in the international trade and commodities group in the London office. He is an expert in the resolution of disputes within the commodities sector relating to oil and gas, metals and mining, soft commodities and trade finance. His expertise extends to the resolution of disputes in the English courts and under international arbitration rules – including those of the ICC, UNCITRAL and the LCIA – and trade arbitration rules – including those of FOSFA, GAFTA, the RSA and SAL. He also advises clients on non-contentious, regulatory and compliance issues. George has advised national oil companies, international trading companies and other clients across the supply chain on disputes arising from drilling rig and FPSO contracts, sale and purchase agreements, and commercial and agency contracts. He frequently deals with non-payment, breach of warranty claims, quality and condition issues and many other contentious matters. George spent six months seconded to the in-house legal department of Shell International in London. He regularly presents internationally at industry events on commodities, the law of the sea, oil and gas, and arbitration generally. He has served on numerous occasions as an honorary legal adviser at the Royal Courts of Justice CAB on a pro bono basis.

Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP

George Mitchell

Partner

Forsters LLP

George Odysseos

Paralegal

Olliers

George Shepherd

George is a Senior associate solicitor in the schools and charities team, specialising in governance and transactional work for independent schools and charities. He advises national and local charities on incorporation, mergers, dissolution and other governance issues. His work also includes dealing with a wide range of charity property transactions including acquisitions, disposals, leases and secured lending. In his work, he looks to understand the big picture of what his clients are trying to achieve so his advice can be tailored to them. He also seeks to make the application of charity law as straightforward as possible. He trained as a solicitor with Moore Barlow, gaining experience in commercial property, corporate work and litigation, alongside charity law. Prior to that, he worked in the commercial property sector for a number of years. Outside work, his wife and he belong to a church in Guildford. He also enjoys playing a number of sports including golf, tennis and cycling.

Moore Barlow

George Smith

George specialises in defending claims against financial professionals, including accountants, independent financial advisors, brokers, auditors, insolvency practitioners and pensions professionals. He has extensive experience in defending negligence claims in the senior courts, as well as advising insurers on policy coverage issues in relation to professional indemnity and pension trustee liability policies.

RPC

George Willis

George is a commercial and data protection lawyer, with a focus in the sport and technology sectors. He advises clients across sport on commercial contract matters, including sponsorship (such as his work advising Spotify on its deal with FC Barcelona), athlete endorsement, and venue hire. On the technology side, he advises technology providers (including high-growth companies as part of the Northridge TRACK initiative) and customers on technology procurement and implementation matters. George has spent time on secondment at The FA and at a prominent Premier League football club, where he advised on various technology, fan engagement, and sponsorship matters.

Northridge Law LLP

Georgia Davis

Georgia is Of Counsel, specialising in intellectual property law, with a particular focus on trade marks, copyright and design rights, and commercial and information technology disputes. She acts for clients operating in many industries and sectors, including consumer brands & retail, hospitality, media, insurance, distribution, gaming, and food and drink.

RPC

Georgia Day

Georgia advises in all areas of family law including divorce and financial remedy proceedings as well as advising on private children matters, in particular around issues concerning residence and contact. She also advises clients on the breakdown of cohabiting relationships and in relation to pre and post nuptial agreements. Passionate about making a difference and providing a necessary service for people in difficult situations, Georgia is committed to adopting an understanding and empathetic approach to her work.

Foot Anstey

Georgia Fisher

Georgia is an Associate at Littler and advises on the full range of employment law issues and works across all areas, including advisory, litigation and transactional support.

Littler

Georgia Howell

Associate

Wordley Partnership

Georgia Jones

Curzon Green Solicitors

Georgia Langston

Senior Associate Solicitor

Taylor Rose