Georgia has been a Criminal Defence Paralegal at GT Stewart Solicitors since January 2023, where she works closely with solicitors and counsel on a wide range of complex criminal matters. Her experience includes supporting cases involving serious violence, youth offending and drug offences from the Magistrates’ Court to Crown Court proceedings.

Georgia has a strong background in legal research and drafting and has played a key role in preparing submissions that have resulted in proceedings being discontinued, bail being granted and public funding decisions being overturned. She is particularly experienced in working with vulnerable clients, including those with mental health needs, and is known for her calm, organised approach in fast-moving and demanding cases.

Education and Qualifications

• Bar Training Course, Inns of Court College of Advocacy,  Very competent (2025)
• MA Law, University of Bristol, Merit (2022)
• BA in Classical Languages, University of Bristol, First Class Honours (2020)
• William Beare Latin Award (2020) awarded for highest final year overall performance in Latin

Memberships & Accreditations

• Beryl Cooper Scholarship, Gray’s Inn
• Women In Criminal Law

Experience or Interests Outside of Law

Georgia volunteered with the Freedom Law Clinic, where she contributed to the review of potential wrongful convictions by carrying out legal research into cell site evidence and concerns around judicial misdirection.

Notable Cases

• Client Acquitted of Murder