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Tom Murdoch
Tom specialises in charity law and has a particular interest in charitable purposes. With key clients, he has developed a charitable definition of ‘public interest news’ which is accepted by the Charity Commission. As well as working with many organisations which provide public information, Tom acts for charities and social enterprises on recognition and registration, spin-offs from the state, structural re-organisations, governance, mergers and closures and charity campaigning. Sub-sectors in which he is particularly active include learned societies, professional membership bodies, arts and heritage organisations, scientific and natural history charities, royal charter bodies and international NGOs. He is known for his expertise in charitable status, the development of novel charitable purposes and the governance and control of complex charity structure. He is increasingly requested to assist charities deal with high-profile disputes and cases with potential for significant reputational damage. Tom also has extensive experience of Interim Manager (IM) work, both being appointed by the Charity Commission as IM in several recent high-profile cases. His practice includes: Recent charity work includes: assisting a large, household-name charity successfully conclude contested elections advising a large learned society on complaints about a well-known member developing a new charitable purpose to cover ‘public interest news’; registering the first such charity; and contributing to Parliamentary consultations on the sustainability of public interest news; assisting a household name thinktank develop a novel, FCA-regulated charitable investment fund to develop the ‘social economy’; assisting a professional membership body deal with an embarrassing incident with significant potential reputational damage first registrations of new charitable purposes associated with open-source content, local authority public health responsibilities and novel Covid-related purposes; assisting with the conversion of a national Government-sponsored social enterprise to a new royal charter body; establishing a new Government-sponsored charity to manage significant public amenities in London; assisting the Government with the establishment of a new national infrastructure charity; participating in diverse working parties on the development of charity law, including on the Charities Act 2022.
Stone King LLP
Tom Murphy-Kirkhope
Partner.
HCR Law
Tom Newcombe
Partner, Head of Planning and Environmental
Birketts LLP
Tom Nutter
Tom is a Partner in our Leeds office and acts for clients in relation to regulatory, disciplinary, criminal investigations/prosecutions and inquests. Tom has been representing police officers for more than 14 years. Predominantly instructed by the Police Federation of England and Wales, he has a reputation for acting for clients in high profile cases including allegations of gross negligence manslaughter, serious sexual offences and misconduct in public office, as well as matters arising from the Hillsborough stadium disaster. Tom has extensive experience in advising officers at the police station as well as in relation to criminal prosecutions, both in the Magistrates and Crown Courts and in the Court of Appeal. He is regularly instructed on complex death in custody cases involving jury inquests and also assists officers facing internal misconduct investigations and hearings. Tom has particular expertise advising in the aftermath of death or serious injury cases and post-incident procedures following fatal shootings, deaths in custody and pursuits. Tom regularly lectures and provides training on key topics for the Police Federation and organisations such as the Police Firearms Officers Association.
Weightmans LLP
Tom Oliver
Specialises in intellectual property litigation. Advising across the range of intellectual properties rights, focussing on high value patent disputes but also including trade mark, confidential information, copyright and passing off disputes. Extensive experience in devising multi-jurisdictional patent litigation strategies and co-ordinating with legal teams across Europe and North America, including secondment to a leading German patent litigation firm.
Powell Gilbert LLP
Tom Pangbourne
Partner
Indemnity Law
Tom Parker
Tom is a Managing Associate who advises on the legal, regulatory and tax aspects of implementing and operating incentive plans for executives and employees around the world. This includes tax-advantaged arrangements, global plans, corporate governance and reporting considerations, and the set up and ongoing operation of employee benefit trusts. Tom works with a number of UK-listed clients as well as global financial institutions and plays a key role in the work we do for TP ICAP, Aviva and GAM. Tom has presented at GEO conferences and is fundamental to our global webinar programme, regularly presenting on technical and market updates. Tom also teaches on Tapestry’s Certificate in Employee Share Plans Course, as well as ProShare’s Introduction to Employee Share Ownership course.
Tapestry Compliance
Tom Parry
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Tom Paton
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Tom Pedder
Tom’s practice encompasses a wide range of commercial real estate matters, including transactions involving corporate property, the financing, acquisition and disposal of investment property and property portfolios, the negotiation of commercial leases for both landlords and tenants, and development-related work. Tom’s clients include corporates, private equity houses, property investors and property developers. He has particular expertise in relation to the real estate aspects of the domestic and cross-border sale and purchase, financing, restructuring and reorganisation of businesses and of public and private companies. Tom is a member of the City of London Law Society Land Law Committee.
Macfarlanes LLP
Tom Peel
Partner
Walker Morris LLP
Tom Phillips
Tom is an experienced lawyer who specialises in the non-contentious aspects of construction, development and finance law. His work includes drafting, negotiating and reviewing construction contracts, agreements from performance bonds to collateral warranties, professional appointments, and development finance documents. He routinely advises on bespoke as well as standard JCT, NEC and PPC contracts and has a track record in development projects ranging from small multi-unit developments up to multimillion-pound mixed-used projects.
Keystone Law
Tom Pickthorn
Partner specialising in M&A work and head of the firm’s European desk. Clients include Bourn Hall, Egis SA, Midwich, SNCF, Spaldings and Trinity Biotech.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Tom Pollard
Partner.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Tom Pratt
Tom is an Associate in the Charity and Social Enterprise team at Bates Wells and provides a wide range of contractual, commercial and governance advice to charities, social enterprises, commercial organisations and creative businesses and individuals. He advises on a variety of commercial and charity law matters, including in relation to start ups, collaborative working and (re)structuring, funding, contractual arrangements, intellectual property (including copyright) and governance and constitutional issues.
Bates Wells
Tom Price
Partner, Head of the CIS and CEE desk
Gowling WLG
Tom Purton
Tom Purton is a Partner, Head of the Commercial, Technology and Outsourcing team and co-lead of the India practice at RPC. He combines over 25 years of experience, business acumen and legal expertise in a broad-based commercial practice. His main focus is on joint ventures, outsourcing and commercial contracts (including supply, franchise, brewing, agency, sponsorship, marketing and distribution agreements). Tom’s core expertise is advising on complex, valuable, innovative and long-term commercial contracts which often underpin the client’s business and revenue. He has extensive experience across multiple sectors including consumer brands & retail, leisure and hospitality, real estate, financial services and business support services. He also uses his commercial expertise to support M&A and other deals on transformation and separation projects.
RPC
Tom Ranson
Partner
Ashtons Legal
Tom Rose
Tom advises on all aspects of corporate transactions, specialising in complex cross-border M&A. Tom’s practice encompasses private and public acquisitions and disposals, carve-outs, private equity transactions, equity capital markets situations and advisory mandates. He has experience across a variety of sectors and geographies, with a particular focus on multi-jurisdictional M&A. He spent time on secondment in the Geneva-based legal team of one of the world’s largest commodity traders, as well as a year in New York as a visiting attorney at a leading US law firm. Tom is the author of a number of practitioner publications on a range of topics, including public and private M&A, corporate governance and ESG, and is the current contributing editor of the Legal 500 corporate governance guide.
Macfarlanes LLP
Tom Ross
Partner
Harcus Parker Limited
Tom Rowley
London-based corporate partner with broad practice focused on M&A, private equity and restructuring. Also experienced in capital markets work, particularly on AIM.
Freeths LLP
Tom Rudkin
Tom is an Partner in Farrer & Co's Reputation Management practice, and is also a member of the firm's Sports Group. Tom provides reputation management, contentious media and IP advice to a full range of the firm's clients, including individuals, corporates and institutions. He has experience advising both claimants and defendants on defamation, privacy, contentious data protection, cyber security, harassment, and copyright and trademark law. He works alongside communications advisers, investigative firms, and IT and cyber security specialists to help devise strategies on, and responses to, sensitive issues where the reputational risk is significant. Tom frequently advises sports organisations and individuals on contentious, regulatory and commercial matters. His clients include international and national sports governing bodies, as well as a number of professional sportsmen and women and other sports organisations. Tom's experience includes advising Farrer & Co's sports clients on various forms of dispute resolution (comprising litigation, arbitration at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and mediation), internal investigations, disciplinary and selection issues, and the drafting of key policies (such as those relating to anti-doping and the selection of athletes for major events). Tom has spent time in-house on two separate secondments at the Lawn Tennis Association.
Farrer & Co
Tom Seabrook
Partner
gunnercooke LLP
Tom Sharman
Partner Tom develops protection strategies for innovations, designs and brands for clients ranging from start-ups to multinationals. Tom’s trade mark practice includes advising on the availability of marks and the potential impact of third party marks, building global portfolios, preparing and filing oppositions and negotiating settlements. He works with clients to protect the look and feel of their websites, graphical user interfaces and mobile apps worldwide. He also advises on online infringement of clients’ marks and designs. Tom also works with clients to protect innovations and designs in the mechanical and automotive fields in key jurisdictions around the world. Current projects include a range of automotive developments including two stroke engines, transmission systems, engine bearings and conrod assemblies, as well as aircraft seats and seating configurations, heavy lifting and moving equipment and a range of consumer products. He advises on the level of risk associated with launching new products in these crowded technical fields, on whether action can be taken to prevent the sale of competing products, and on the strength and scope of third party patents and designs.
Reddie & Grose LLP