Tom Filby

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+(44)(0)20 7648 9262
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What can Tom do for you?

Tom is an insurance and commercial disputes lawyer advising on corporate civil liability, commercial crime & fidelity, cyber, directors & officers and professional indemnity. Often with international focus he routinely works alongside our network of best friend firms worldwide. On Tom’s corporate risk matters relating to fraud, clients benefit from his award-nominated schemes in respect of asset preservation and recovery.

Supporting your ambitions

The breadth of Tom’s practice is a product of his reputation for thinking differently about complex cases and situations, whatever the subject matter; from creating leading-edge law on disclosure against the police, to a legal first in serving injunctions by Facebook overseas, and, most recently, success before foreign courts in the tracing and preservation of stolen Bitcoin.

What do others say?

The Legal 500 has "recommended" Tom for insurance and reinsurance litigation and described him as "very bright", and clients have described him as "incredibly bright and perfect for really complex cases" and, in relation to his fraud work, "Head and shoulders above anyone else”.

What else should you know?

Tom is half-French and never misses an opportunity to exercise his linguistic skills in the course of his work, from dealing with matters in France through to Mauritania.