"I'm approachable with an eye for detail and real interest in what clients want out of a situation. Because of this I've found that my clients speak fully and openly with me, which in turn allows me to do more for them."
Tom is an associate in the Guernsey office's dispute resolution team. He regularly assists with the large financial services-based litigation and trust disputes for which the firm is well known.
His practice extends beyond these matters, though, touching on a range of contentious and non-contentious areas for clients in Guernsey and abroad.
Tom has recently advised on a host of debt recovery matters, property disputes and nuisance claims and has hands-on experience of the full range of resolution options available to clients – from early mediation to trial.
Tom's non-contentious work includes employment and local housing licence advice (to both employers and employees) as well as licensing advice to individual landlords and the hospitality industry in the Bailiwick.
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Dispute Resolution
When your business is involved in any kind of legal dispute it's crucial to work with lawyers who are hands-on, cost-effective and flexible enough to respond quickly and intuitively to your unique sit...
Employment, Housing & Immigration
We understand that the effective and efficient management of employment matters is not only an important risk management tool, but can add value to your business in the long term. We also understand t...
The Royal Court has recently handed down judgment in one of the first local cases that addresses the interaction between family law and trusts law, an...
The Privy Council has handed down its decision in Gany Holdings (PTC) SA v Khan and others, which was appealed from the Court of Appeal of the British...
RTC and Guernsey Law on Mistake
Everybody makes mistakes. However, when those mistakes occur in a trust context the financial consequences can be significant. This is predominantly ...
Joel Schwalb v Rothschild Bank (CI)
Joel Schwalb is a wealthy Israeli entrepreneur. In around 2006, Mr Schwalb invested $2 million in a Madoff feeder fund (Fairfield Sentry), via a discr...
