Georgina Hartono is an analytical, pragmatic, and creative advocate who prioritizes the careful consideration of sophisticated issues to achieve the best practical and strategic outcomes for her clients. Her practice focuses on civil and commercial litigation, class actions, and alternative dispute resolution, and she regularly acts in matters involving complex legal issues and the management of extensive documentary and expert evidence.
In parallel to her litigation practice, Georgina advises clients on risk management in alignment with their overall business goals. She provides strategic advice on identifying and mitigating legal and regulatory exposure, while balancing compliance efforts with operational needs.
Georgina advises and represents large corporations and institutions in various industries, notably telecommunications, financial services, technology, mining, and air transportation. She also advises a broad range of clients with respect to copyright and trademark matters.
Additionally, Georgina is actively involved in her community by serving on the Board of Directors of the Legal Information Clinic at McGill, where she previously worked as Executive Director.
During her studies at McGill, Georgina was awarded the Scarlet Key Award for her outstanding leadership and contributions to the McGill community and the I. Ballon Memorial Medal for her work as Executive Editor of the McGill Law Journal. Concurrently with her law studies, she completed a minor in Computer Science.
B.C.L./J.D., with a minor in Computer Science, McGill University, 2020