Martin George joined the Law School as the CSET Lecturer in Property Law in September 2009, having previously been a Postgraduate Teaching Assistant, and a College Lecturer at Hertford College, Oxford. Martin is a graduate of Leicester and Nottingham Universities, and is currently completing a doctorate at Birmingham. His major research interest is in the conflict of laws and, within that, on the private international law aspects of the carriage of goods by sea. He is also interested in elements of real property law. Martin teaches Property Law A (Land Law) and B (Equity and Trusts), and is responsible for mooting.

Selected Publications

• 'Service Contracts, Carriage by Air and the Brussels I Regulation' (forthcoming 2010) 126 Law Quarterly Review 30 (with J Harris)
• 'The Rise and Fall of Adverse Possession' [forthcoming 2009] Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly
• 'The Law Applicable to Torts Committed On Board Vessels in Foreign Territorial Waters' (2009) 15 Journal of International Maritime Law 13
• ‘Cheshire, North & Fawcett: Private International Law’ (book review) [2009] Lloyd’s Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly 265
• 'Choice of Law in Maritime Torts' (2007) 3 Journal of Private International Law 137 [Ingenta Connect] [£/SSRN]
• 'The Present Situation of Private International Law in England' (2005) 6 European Legal Forum I-257, I-271 [PDF]

Reports and Practitioner Works

• 'The AG Opinion in West Tankers' (2008) 4 Arbitration International 18 [HTML]
• National Report for England and Wales on the Application of the Brussels I Regulation in the Member States (2005) (154pp) (with A Dickinson and J van de Velden) (Study JLS/C4/2005/03) [PDF]