Q&A with Martin George
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Martin George is the is the main advocate and principal attorney of Martin George & Company, where he has more than 26 years of experience in the courts of Trinidad and Tobago in civil litigation, appellate, and constitutional matters. He has a deep and abiding love and passion for the twin-island nation of Trinidad and Tobago, and this is exhibited by a strong sense of social service by assisting a number of charitable organizations.
George served on the Prime Minister’s Constitutional Committee for Internal Self-Government for Tobago and also served for three years as a commissioner on the Law Reform Commission of Trinidad and Tobago. He is the founding chairman of Crimestoppers Trinidad and Tobago and is the legal representative of Crimestoppers International for the entire Caribbean region. He appears regularly on television and radio talk shows as a guest commentator on a range of topics, including socio-political, legal, and economic.
A: Accountant/Auditor Trainee.
A: Counting pigs.
A: I never had a mentor. It’s been all self-made.
A: Never focus on money, focus on doing good legal work and money will always follow you.
A: Retire now, while keeping my legacy continuing.
A: Building my law firm from the ground up and nurturing it into what it is.
A: Dentistry.
A: My home – it is my sanctuary and my happy place.
A: Driving around with my dad on weekends.
A: Movie: “Chicago”
Book: “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”
A: Dubai.
A: Travelling and vacationing.
A: Nobody must waste my time except me – and I don’t waste it.
A: Justin Bieber, Lewis Hamilton, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, LeBron James, Serena and Venus Williams, and Arianna Grande.
A: To visit every country in the world, to have strong, competent successors for my law firm and who will preserve and grow and develop my legacy in that regard, and to have a son.