Barristers
Tom Gosling
- Phone0161 870 9969
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Work Department
Commercial; Insolvency; Property; Wills, Trustas and Probate; Employment
Position
"A great advocate, concise and thorough in all his work."Legal 500, 2020 Commercial, Banking, Insolvency and Chancery Law
"Experienced in shareholder disputes."Legal 500, 2019 Commercial, Banking, Insolvency and Chancery Law
Tom's practice encompasses all areas of commercial and chancery litigation before the Business and Property Courts of the High Court including;
- Company litigation- Shareholder and partnership disputes- Commercial contract disputes- Banking and finance- Real property- Wills, Trust and Probate.
He has an in-depth understanding and particular exoperience of shareholder disputes and unfair prejudice petitions under s.994 Companies Act 2006.
Tom has a wealth of experience in advising and acting in contentious probate and trusts matters. This includes challenges to the validity of wills, Inheritance Act claims, the removal of trustees/personal representatives and asset recovery. He frequently acts in estates and trusts valued at £1m+ and has been instructed in high-value estate matters exceeding £5m. He has a particular interest in estates and trusts involving companies and partnerships.
Tom is an expert in ratings law and practice. He is instructed exclusively on behalf of numerous billing authorities across England and Wales in respect of rating matters before the Magistrates Courts, High Court, First- tier Tribunal and VTE, including National Non-Domestic Rates, Council Tax, Local Government Finance and related property and insolvency matters.
In addition, Tom has vast experience of employment law. He is regularly instructed to advise and represent parties before the Employment Tribunal and High Court, in respect of matters concerning contracts and pay, restrictive covenants, dismissal, redundancy, discrmination and TUPE.
Education
MPhil, University of Manchester“Achieving Efficiency in Minority Shareholder Protection: The Exit Mechanism Solution”Thesis examined the current state and future direction of company law and minority shareholder protection.LLB (Hons), University of Sheffield