
George Harrison
George joined The Jonathan Lea Network as an intern in January 2022. George has since progressed to become a solicitor at the firm on 1 March 2025, qualifying via the SQE route.
George completed his Master’s of Law (LL.M) at King’s College London, specialising in banking law. At King’s, he also explored various human rights law topics, including modern slavery, refugee law, and transnational human rights litigation. His final thesis focused on English law’s approach to ‘informed consent to medical treatment,’ critically assessing the Supreme Court’s decision in Montgomery v Lanarkshire Health Board [2015] UKSC 11 and comparing it with approaches in other jurisdictions.
Practice Areas
As a solicitor, George advises on a wide range of corporate & dispute resolution matters. Furthermore, given his keen interest in human rights law and the law relating to informed consent to medical treatment, George has recently assisted with some legal cases relating to COVID-19.
Education
- King’s College London – LL.M Pass with Distinction (2020-2021)
- University of Brighton – LL.B (Hons.) 1st Class Honours (2017-2020)
Interests
Outside of work, George enjoys attending opera and ballet performances, reading, driving, motorcycling, and playing the piano.
He is also a keen aviation enthusiast and is working towards completing his PPL exams to obtain his private pilot’s license.
Recent Work
Since qualifying as a solicitor, George has gained substantial experience handling both corporate and dispute resolution legal matters and providing strategic advice to businesses and individuals.