George Harrington

Associate
George is an Associate in Stevens & Bolton’s commercial and technology team.
George is an Associate in Stevens & Bolton’s commercial and technology team.

About

Having qualified as a solicitor in September 2026, George advises clients on a broad range of commercial and regulatory matters.

His experience includes drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts, advising on data protection and regulatory compliance issues, and supporting clients across a variety of sectors, including life sciences, technology, energy and environmental services.

George has gained valuable in-house experience during a secondment with a key life sciences client of the firm, along with experience supporting clients on franchise-related matters, including franchise agreements, franchise resales and wider network management issues.

George has a particular interest in complex regulatory issues, commercial contracts, data protection, ESG and sustainability matters. He combines a detailed approach to his work with a pragmatic commercial awareness and is actively developing his expertise in these areas to support clients facing increasingly complex commercial and regulatory challenges.

Expertise
Commercial Technology

Experience

  • Qualifications and recognition

    Prior to joining the firm, George worked as a paralegal within the commercial property team at a regional law firm.

    George graduated from the University of Southampton with a BA in philosophy with a minor in music, then completed the GDL and LPC with an LLM in legal practice at the University of Law in Reading, achieving distinction.

Prior to joining the firm, George worked as a paralegal within the commercial property team at a regional law firm.

George graduated from the University of Southampton with a BA in philosophy with a minor in music, then completed the GDL and LPC with an LLM in legal practice at the University of Law in Reading, achieving distinction.

‘Let’s make it happen’ is about adaptability. Stevens & Bolton is committed to staying at the forefront of legal and commercial developments to meet the evolving needs of its clients.

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