Case law update: Directors’ Duty to think and act in Good Faith
The Supreme Court has, for the first time, confirmed the test for determining whether a director has breached their duty
Georgie Pitman
Trainee Solicitor
Dispute Resolution
- Cambridge
Biography
I am a trainee solicitor within the Litigation team. I was pleased to secure a contract and commenced training in September 2024. I have gained experience with the Agriculture, Medical Negligence, and Employment teams.
I look forward to qualifying as a solicitor with the firm.
Expertise
Tees are a very efficient and friendly organisation. They believe in providing the ultimate customer care and deliver on this consistently.
Awards and accreditations
Further information
I graduated from the University of Exeter with a first-class degree in History in 2022. In 2024, I completed a master’s degree in law (conversion) and the Solicitor’s Qualifying Exam, achieving a distinction. Outside of work, I enjoy reading and spending time with friends and family. I also have a particular passion for travelling; my last trip was to China.
Articles from Georgie
Can an unregistrable and unrecognised foreign judgement form the basis of insolvency proceedings?
Valeriy Ernestovich Drelle v Servis-Terminal LLC (In Liquidation in the Russian Federation) Before the Supreme Court ruling in Drelle v
AI and employment law: settlement agreements and confidentiality clauses
The use of AI may be tempting when trying to understand your rights as an employee or how to manage
Preventing workplace bullying and harassment: legal guidance for employers and practical steps for a safer workplace
According to ONS data, over 20% of adults who reported sexual harassment for the year ending March 2024 said this
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