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Read NowGeorgina has been based in the Middle East since 2013 and advises on commercial dispute resolution, cross border enforcement and both domestic and international arbitration.
Georgina advises on complex cross border disputes, cross-jurisdictional contractual disputes, issues arising under shareholder and joint venture agreements and wide-ranging disputes concerning commercial contracts. Georgina also assists clients in managing disputes and minimising the need to resort to formal legal proceedings where possible.
The majority of Georgina’s practice involves acting for corporates and financial institutions in international commercial arbitration across the MENA region and globally. She is experienced in advising and acting on cases involving multi-jurisdictional issues.
Prior to joining Al Tamimi & Company, Georgina was a senior associate at Charles Russell Speechlys where she gained vast experience in cross-border disputes, in both arbitration and litigation forums.
Georgina is recognised by leading legal publications as a Rising Star (Legal500) and is an Associate to watch (Chambers).
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