Commercial Contracts lawyers
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Tohid Shafizadeh
Associate Lawyer
ATAI & ASSOCIATES Attorneys at Law
Tolga AYOĞLU
Counsel
EAK Legal
Tom Bourne
Tom is a partner in the commercial dispute resolution team. Tom’s focus is on complex commercial disputes, injunctions, employment related disputes and contentious insolvency matters; including claims against former directors. Tom often advises on disputes with an international element and is adept at handling supply and franchise agreement disputes. He has developed expertise in relation to shareholder and partnership disputes and has particular experience in handling disputes within the food and drink sector. Tom leads the Food and Drink team at Cripps and has a notable specialism of acting for vineyards, which is a growing segment of the food and drink sector in the South East.
Cripps
Tom De Coster
Tom De Coster is a partner and heads our Intellectual Property and Technology practice. Tom’s practice spans high-stake contentious and non-contentious matters involving all types of intellectual property rights (patents, copyrights, trademarks, etc.), IT, and technologies. He advises on licensing, agency, concession, distribution, franchising, transitional and longer-term services and outsourcing agreements. His team also handles data privacy, cybersecurity, telecommunications, and EU digital initiatives-related assignments. Tom has an established track record in advising international and Belgian clients on strategic innovation decisions and projects. These include, for example, BD&L and R&D in the context of IP commercialization and cross-border transactions. With his experience, Tom is skilled in leading complex negotiations and drafting critical agreements to help clients monetize their IP rights and bolster their overall business goals. Over the years, Tom has earned many accolades for his legal work and business acumen as recognized in major legal directories. Tom’s expertise covers many industries, yet his focus is on healthcare, technology, FMCG, and financial services. He provides strategic legal guidance on emerging trends (including AI and GenAI) in these sectors. He identifies business risks and opportunities and supports clients in navigating complex regulatory frameworks. Tom has written and co-written several articles on IP and IT law doctrine and is a regular speaker on this subject area at conferences and seminars.
Strelia
Tom Edmonds
Tom advises clients in the sports and gambling sectors on commercial contracts and has expertise in advising on gambling regulatory matters. Tom qualified at a leading UK firm and during his training spent time on secondment at The Mill (an Oscar winning visual effects company). He then moved in-house to Betgenius (now Genius Sports – a leading provider in the sports/ sports betting sector) before taking a role at a law firm which advised clients in the leisure sector (including sports betting operators). Tom has advised gambling operators, sports governing bodies, sports clubs and TV production companies and has been seconded to LIV Golf.
Northridge Law LLP
Tom Moxham
Tom Moxham was admitted to the bar in 1987 and has had decades of experience as an attorney practicing in Australia, Europe and Asia. He has specialist experience working in both arbitral institutions and leading firms in international arbitration. He has acted as counsel in international arbitrations under various rules, including ICC, ICSID, KCAB, CAS, SCC and SIAC. He was the first international counsel appointed to the Korean Commercial Arbitration Board. In parallel with his legal practice, he has extensive experience in agriculture and agribusiness, including dispute resolution, financing, production, government policy and environmental management. AREAS OF EXPERTISE Arbitration Commercial Contracts Joint Ventures / Consortia Sport Law Water & Environment INDUSTRY SECTORS Construction & Engineering Energy & Power Agribusiness REPRESENTATIVE CASES Representing a European investment fund in a SIAC Singapore seated arbitration involving an M&A deal in Thailand, including emergency arbitration proceedings; Representing the International Olympic Committee in a CAS arbitration involving the banning of athletes competing at the 2006 Turin Olympic Games for various doping activities; Representing the constructor in relation to delays and defects in construction of a nuclear power plant (ICC Rules); Representing several companies involving the expropriation of international utility investments by Argentina (ICSID Rules); Representing an Australian company involved in a share sale dispute for the controlling interest of a listed Australian company in the Supreme Court of NSW, Australia; Negotiation and settlement of a long-running insurance licensing and regulation dispute on behalf of a leading not-for-profit association against various Australian governmental authorities.
Peter & Kim
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 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
Tomas Bagdanskis
Managing Partner, Attorney at Law, Head of Employment
WIDEN
Tomas Kamblevicius
Tomas Kamblevičius is an expert experienced in advising local and global businesses — many of which are Fortune Global 500 and FTSE 100 companies — in a variety of industries on a mix of commercial law matters. His expertise in international, EU and domestic trade covers in-depth knowledge of general trade regulation, customs regulation, export and import controls, commercial agreements, product-specific regulation, product liability and other matters. He also has valuable experience in complex IT projects as well as extensive knowledge of electronic communication law. Tomas often leads large domestic transactions and is often responsible for cross-border legal projects.
Ellex Valiunas
Tomas Munck
Associate
Avance
Tomislav Sadrić
Partner
BDV Law Firm LLP
Tomislav Tomas
Tomislav Tomas is an Attorney at Law at IA Law Firm Ibrahimović & Co and a member of the firm’s German Desk. He has expertise in commercial law, commercial obligations, and renewable energy law. He advises clients on a broad range of corporate and transactional matters, with a particular focus on commercial agreements and projects in the energy sector. His practice includes supporting clients in navigating regulatory frameworks and structuring complex transactions in both domestic and cross-border contexts, particularly for German-speaking clients and investors.
IA Law Firm – Ibrahimovic & Co
Tommaso Faelli
Partner Tommaso Faelli specialises in IT/data protection (privacy, e-commerce, direct marketing, the Internet of Things, Big Data, internal investigations, cloud computing), intellectual property (trademarks, patents, copyright, design, unfair competition, e-commerce), advising in relation to the negotiation and drafting of contracts, litigation, and providing representation to clients before the authorities. He is leader of the Digital Innovation Focus Team and member of the Insurance and Family Businesses & SMEs Focus Teams.
BonelliErede
Tony Roberts
Head of Corporate.
Culbert Ellis
Tony Watts
Tony is a true financial services and banking specialist. He has held senior legal positions at a range of household names including Barclays Wealth where he was co-head of legal. Since 2007 he has been in private practice, specialising in financial services law and FSMA regulation. He has wide experience of advising financial services businesses in both wholesale and retail sectors including exchanges and trading platforms; securities firms; banks; investment managers; corporate finance firms; retail financial advisers and intermediaries (including wealth managers and mortgage firms). A significant part of his work invovles him working closely with the law firm to provide expert financial services support. He is often asked to comment in the media on regulatory issues and is a contributor to Lexis Nexis. Tony is well-known as a lecturer on financial services regulation to audiences of lawyers and financial services professionals. Tony’s areas of expertise include current knowledge of UK and EU developments (including mortage credit directive, MIFID 2 and Alternative Fund Managers Directive); perimeter issues (ie what falls within the regulatory net for financial services or regulated credit regulation); innovative business models (eg crowd funding where he is particularly well-known advisory businesses such as Abundance Generation and UK Bond Network); obtaining authorisation and upgrade of regulatory permissions; issues involving financial promotions; ongoing regulatory advice; regulatory investigations and enforcement; employment-related issues (including problems related to approved persons and senior managers/certification regimes and FCA/PRA); questions relating to market abuse and market conduct; terms and conditions complying with regulatory and consumer law requirements for retail and other clients; investment management agreements; fund documentation and set-up; other financial services agreements including appointed representative agreements; introducer agreements, agency and distribution agreements; banking law and regulation including mortgage regulation; payment services and conduct of business requirements; lending and security; unfair contract terms legislation and other consumer law objectives. He has sucessfully advised clients on FCA investigations and enforcement and has qualified as a Higher Rights Advocate (Civil).
Keystone Law
Tracy Gallegos
Tracy A. Gallegos serves as a team lead for the Duane Morris Cannabis industry group. Tracy has a multifaceted corporate and real estate practice that focuses on the cannabis, consumer packaged goods/services, and hospitality industries. Her clients, from startups to established businesses, include retail shopping centers, restaurants, online retailers and both plant-touching and ancillary cannabis companies in both California and Nevada. Tracy's corporate practice focuses heavily on mergers and acquisitions, governance and restructuring, debt financing, commercial contracts, and other general corporate matters. In the cannabis industry, Tracy has served as lead transaction counsel on mergers and acquisitions and financing transactions, and has been involved in deals with an aggregate value exceeding several billion dollars. She also frequently handles ownership disputes and rollups/securities exchanges for commercial cannabis businesses. Moreover, she serves as regulatory and compliance counsel and advises clients regarding the licensing process and other regulatory issues at both the state and local levels in California and Nevada. Having been involved in the cannabis space since 2010 when only medicinal cannabis use was permitted in California, Tracy's knowledge of and experience with the cannabis space and its rapidly evolving regulations is expansive. Her regulatory knowledge, combined with her corporate and real estate background, make her particularly adept at serving the many needs of both startup and large companies in the cannabis industry. Tracy also represents both commercial and residential developers, as well as commercial landlords. She handles transactions involving the acquisition and disposition of multimillion-dollar commercial properties and residential subdivisions and has served as lead counsel on transactions with purchase prices in the hundreds of millions of dollars. She also handles real estate financing transactions and has served as lead counsel on deals in excess of a half billion dollars.
Duane Morris LLP
Tsvetelina Bayraktarova
Counsel
Djingov, Gouginski, Kyutchukov & Velichkov
Tuire Kuronen
Partner
Hannes Snellman
Tuna Çolgar
Partner, Head of Corporate and M&A
Erdem & Erdem Law Office
Tyge Rasmussen
Partner.
Kromann Reumert
Tómas Di Ció
Partner. He advises clients on general day-to-day corporate law matters and commercial agreements, focusing his practice on mergers and acquisitions transactions as well as corporate reorganizations.
Allende & Brea
Tómas Jökull Thoroddssen
Associate
BBA//Fjeldco
Ulla von Weissenberg
Partner Ulla von Weissenberg is the head of Procopé & Hornborg’s Shipping & Logistics practice area, using her extensive knowledge of maritime and transport law to advise customers on a wide range of legal issues. Ulla advises clients on all aspects of international maritime, transport and aviation law as well as on a wide range of issues relating to international trade – including extensive trade compliance and sanctions advice. She also has broad experience in extensive logistics contracts as well as handling various demanding insurance matters, connected to maritime and transport issues as well as “non-marine” matters alike. In addition, Ulla has also strong expertise within the field of shipbuilding and ship purchases, and related disputes. Ulla is known for her litigation skills, and she is regularly involved in complex cross-border disputes both in various arbitration proceedings as well as before local courts that require both extensive legal knowledge and exceptional negotiation skills. She is praised for being easily approachable yet extremely professional at the same time.
Procopé & Hornborg