

Georgia Whiting is a forward thinking and dynamic barrister with breadth of experience in civil law. Clients have described her as: ‘down to earth, a great communicator and highly professional.’
Georgia has developed a niche yet mixed civil practice encompassing property, commercial, and construction law. Her experience in each allows her to advise clients in respect of many commercial issues which may arise in the course of any given dispute, providing true added value. She also has a keen interest in alternative dispute resolution, understanding the importance of such decisions from a commercial perspective.
Property
Georgia accepts instructions in a wide range of property matters and her experience in construction law allows her to deal with linked issues relating to property rights arising in the course of planning and construction. In addition, she also represents both landlords and tenants in housing matters, often involving issues of disrepair.
Recent instructions have included
Georgia also writes for the LexisNexis Property Q & A Panel.
Construction
Georgia frequently advises and acts in relation to issues arising out of construction and refurbishment. Additionally, she deals with related property matters, for example, claims in trespass, nuisance, and party wall act claims. She is also interested in all aspects of alternative dispute resolution and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators as well as a CEDR Accredited Mediator.
Recent instructions have included
Georgia also writes for the Lexis Nexis Construction Q & A Panel and Case Analysis Panel. Additionally, she recently wrote and delivered a course aimed at expert witnesses in the construction industry.
Commercial
Prior to her career as a barrister, Georgia Whiting worked in a City law firm where she gained experience in a number of areas of commercial law including:
Georgia accepts instructions in relation to contractual and commercial disputes including insolvency, bankruptcy, partnership disputes, and professional negligence.
Recent instructions include:
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Georgia Whiting is a CEDR Accredited Mediator, and Fellow of CIArb. She accepts Instructions as sole or joint mediator in all of her core practice areas. Against her legal background and industry specific experience, she brings with her enthusiasm, warmth, and creativity.
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