Thomas Ogden

Tom Ogden is an experienced commercial barrister who acts in a wide range of disputes both in litigation and international arbitration. His practice encompasses technology and IT disputes, civil fraud, professional negligence, banking and finance, construction and energy, and company, shareholder and partnership disputes. He is frequently instructed in complex and high-profile matters, both as sole and lead advocate.

Tom has significant international and offshore experience, regularly acting in disputes across a wide range of jurisdictions and appearing in matters with a substantial cross-border element.

Tom brings first-hand financial services experience to his practice, having both worked at JP Morgan Chase before coming to the Bar and undertaken a secondment at the Financial Services Authority. This experience gives him valuable insight into the financial markets, banking and regulatory investigations.

The legal directories describe Tom as “a class act”, “a real star”, “exceptionally good” and a “consistently strong performer”. He is recommended as “a fantastic trial advocate” who is “brilliant on his feet” and “devastating in cross-examination”.

He is consistently praised for being “an absolute joy to work with”, “efficient, practical and responsive” and “phenomenally reliable”. Clients describe him as being “an intellectual powerhouse” and “all over the detail” whilst remaining “very commercial” and “incredibly strategic” with “fantastic judgment”. Importantly, he is also noted for being “phenomenal with clients” and “always providing a calm, reassuring voice that instils confidence.”

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Areas of expertise

Tom has a broad commercial litigation and arbitration practice and is ranked in both Chambers & Partners and Legal 500 as “an exceptionally good senior junior” for commercial disputes.

His practice covers the full commercial spectrum including banking and finance and company, shareholder and partnership disputes. For his particular expertise in disputes involving IT and technology, civil fraud and crypto assets see separate sections.

Many of his matters have an international dimension and he has experience of a wide variety of jurisdictions including Bermuda, BVI, Cayman Islands, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

He regularly handles jurisdiction challenges and applications for injunctions and other interim relief, including freezing and proprietary injunctions, third party disclosure, security for costs, and Norwich Pharmacal and Bankers Trust Orders.

Tom advises and represents a wide range of clients involved in commercial disputes, including private companies, wholesale and retail banks, retailers, private individuals and government bodies.

Featured Commercial Dispute Resolution cases

Borelli & Ors v Otaibi & Ors – USD100m+ claim in the Commercial Court against multiple defendants brought by liquidators of various investment funds based in the Cayman Islands and BVI.
LCIA-DIFC -sole Counsel in arbitration over an US$80m contractual dispute between technology companies concerning a telecommunications infrastructure project in the Middle East.
Silvermist Enterprises Ltd & Ors v Foster & Ors (2026/GSC/018) – A shareholder dispute concerning a social gaming/casino business which included the first ever company derivative claim in the Supreme Court of Gibraltar and winding-up proceedings.
Shokrollah-Babaee v EFG Private Bank [2023] EWHC 3270 (Ch) – Struck-out claim under FSMA and in negligence brought by a former HNW customer of the bank in relation to loans he had taken out.
AML v Madison Pacific & Ors [2023] SC (Bda) 66 Civ – Jurisdiction challenge in the Bermuda Courts in a claim alleging the sale at an undervalue of shares in an iron ore mine in Sierra Leone.
LCIA arbitration in the life sciences sector concerning the sale and purchase of cryoprecipitate.
RSW International Limited v Purple Surgical Manufacturing Limited[2022] EWHC 2258 (Comm). Acted for the successful Defendant in a dispute about the sale and purchase of PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tom is recognised as a “tremendous barrister” and an “expert in the field of IT and technology disputes” by the legal directories. He has acted in some of the largest litigation and arbitration disputes in these areas to be heard in the UK.

His experience spans a wide range disputes including large-scale project disputes (government programmes/initiatives) and disputes involving software licensing, software development, fintech, SaaS, cloud computing, data centres, disaster recovery systems, ransomware attacks and cyber security, cryptocurrencies, payment service providers, local internet providers, online games and telecoms infrastructure. He has particular expertise in relation to IT project failures and the termination of IT and telecoms projects.

Tom was shortlisted for Tech, Data and Crypto Junior of the Year at the Legal 500 Bar Awards in both 2025 and 2026, as well as for IT Junior of the Year in 2024 by Chambers & Partners.

He is also the editor of the chapter on Information Technology Professionals in Jackson & Powell on Professional Liability (9^th Edition).

Tom’s expertise in the field of disputes involving crypto assets is contained in a separate section.

Featured IT & Technology cases

Claim against a cyber security provider after the claimant suffered a ransomware attack and loss of data.
Silvermist Enterprises Ltd & Ors v Foster & Ors (2026/GSC/018) – Dispute concerning the ownership of an online social gaming/casino platform and business (pulsz.com).
IBM UK v LzLabs GmbH & Ors [2025] EWHC 988 – 10 week trial in a claim brought by IBM UK arising out of the development of a competitor product to the IBM Mainframe. The case was listed as one of The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2024.
Terrapay v DKK Partners: Dispute between a fintech company and a global financial services firm relating to mistaken payments and a “phishing fraud”.
LCIA-DIFC arbitration final hearing concerning an US$80m contractual dispute between technology companies about a telecommunications infrastructure project in the Middle East.
Claim brought by Microsoft alleging the wrongful use of licensed products.
LCIA arbitration concerning the termination of a substantial European Government IT project in the healthcare sector.
Dispute between a customer and a well-known cryptocurrency exchange in relation to the loss of cryptocurrencies as a result of a social engineering fraud.

Tom regularly acts in civil fraud disputes, both in England and in international arbitration/offshore jurisdictions.

He has substantial experience of urgent and interlocutory relief, including freezing and proprietary injunctions, Norwich Pharmacal and Bankers Trust orders, third-party disclosure applications, security for costs and contempt proceedings.

Many of Tom’s cases have an international dimension, including disputes involving offshore investment funds, Bermuda, the BVI, Cayman Islands, Gibraltar, the CIS region and the Middle East.

Featured civil fraud cases

Borrelli v Otaibi & ors – USD100m+ fraud claim in the Commercial Court against multiple defendants brought by liquidators of various investment funds based in the Cayman Islands and against the funds’ directors, investment managers, investment advisors and associated entities.
El Haddad v Rostamani [2026] EWHC 1885 (Ch), [2021] EWHC 1892 (Ch) – Successful jurisdiction challenge in a claim alleging a US$1bn fraud and obtaining an extended civil restraint order against the claimant.
Silvermist Enterprises Ltd & Ors v Foster & Ors [2026]/GSC/018 – The first ever derivative claim in the Supreme Court of Gibraltar. The claimant alleged breach of fiduciary duties and unlawful means conspiracy against the company’s directors and related entities.
Multiple fraud claims arising out of the sourcing, sale and purchase of PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic including urgent injunctions to prevent the dissipation of assets.
LCIA arbitration between two high net worth individuals concerning the alleged misappropriation of assets in the CIS Region.

“Tom is excellent and my go-to junior of choice. He is bright, easy to work with, an exceptional lawyer, and a thoroughly nice person.”

Long recommended by Chambers & Partners and Legal 500 as a top professional liability junior, Tom’s wide-ranging practice encompasses claims against accountants, auditors, tax advisors, valuers, lawyers, financial services professionals, construction professionals and insurance brokers. He also has experience of applications to restrain solicitors from continuing to act, to come off the record and wasted costs.

He also has experience of claims involving professionals and professional advisers in international jurisdictions including Bahrain, Bermuda, BVI and Hong Kong.

Alongside his professional liability work, Tom has acted in a range of disciplinary and regulatory matters covering solicitors (SDT), accountants (FRC) and financial services professionals (RDC).

Tom is an editor of Jackson & Powell on Professional Liability. He currently edits the chapters on Insurance Brokers and Information Technology Professionals. He formerly edited the chapter on Patent Attorneys and Trade Mark Attorneys (7^th Edition).

Examples of his recent work are detailed in the tabs below.

Dr Yahli v HF Limited: Injunction application to restrain solicitors from acting in on-going proceedings to prevent a breach of confidence.
Finnan v Charles Russell [2023] EWHC 3058 (Ch): Struck out £6m claim by the former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland footballer against his former solicitors following unfair prejudice proceedings between Mr Finnan and his brother.
Cutlers Holdings Limited (formerly Sheffield United Ltd) v Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP [2023] EWHC 720 (Ch): Claim brought by the former owners of Sheffield United FC against the solicitors who advised them in relation to the sale of the club to Prince Abdullah bin Mossad Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.
Multi-million pound claim arising from a failed investment by a HNW international businessman in a development project in the UK.
Claim against Tax Silk relating to advice given in relation to the Alchemy Tax scheme and DOTAS rules.
Sehgal v Charles Russell: claim against the defendant firm following the settlement of bitter family dispute relating to a care home business.
Claim by a renewable energy company against a firm of City solicitors concerning the drafting of a joint venture agreement.
Claim against transactions team in relation to the sale of distressed assets in the CIS region.

£100m+ claim against leading accountancy firm in relation to tax advice and tax schemes.
Necessity Supplies Ltd v PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP[2021] EWHC 1479 (Ch) – Claim against PwC concerning tax planning arrangements.
Claim against accountants and auditors arising out of the collapse of a restaurant business.
Claims brought by high-profile individuals (football managers, pop stars) in relation to various tax schemes.
Claim by a bank against a leading firm of auditors in the Bahrain Chamber for Dispute Resolution following the collapse of the bank.
Claim against a firm of accountants arising out of a CGT roll-over relief scheme.
Claim against a firm of accountants arising out of an AIM listing and EIS/VCT relief.
Claim against a firm of tax advisors arising out of tax planning advice given in relation to the restructuring and disposal of a family business.

HSBC v Savills: Claim by a bank against valuers arising out of the valuations of a number of premium North London residential properties.
Powis Street Estates (No. 3) v Wallace LLP [2021] 3269 (Ch): Claim against property agents in relation to the sale of commercial residential agents.
Claim arising out of the valuation of commercial land and buildings (including an aerodrome) in the north of England.
Claims arising out of the valuation of residential and retail sites in North London.
Claim arising out of the valuation of a farm and surrounding land in the south of England.
Claim arising out of the purchase and development of a technology park.
Claim arising out of the valuation and mortgaging of a Grade II listed country house.

Dispute relating to the construction of delivery warehouses used by Amazon (defective concrete slabs).
Sole Counsel in a two week trial in the High Court in a claim against an architect in relation to a residential “floating cinema” (Freeborn v Marcal 2019 EWHC 454 (TCC))
Claim brought by Barnsley College (led by Anneliese Day KC) against its professional advisors and main contractors arising out of the construction of a new campus building (in particular the installation of a heating and cooling system).
Claim against M&E engineers arising out of the refurbishment of a Third Space health club.
Acted on behalf of the main contractor in a claim against a firm of civil and structural engineers arising out of the construction of a supermarket (defective foundations).

The Hope Lease v Arthur J Gallagher – Lead Counsel in £20m+ claim against insurance brokers arising out of a fire during the redevelopment of the KOKO music venue and private members’ club. The case concerned the failure to place adequate DSU cover and settled on Day 1 of trial.
£multi-billion claim against multi-national insurance broker.
Acting for insurance brokers in a claim arising out of a fire at a casino in Blackpool.
Claim against a firm of insurance brokers arising out of damage to a golf club caused by tree roots.
Acting for insurance brokers in a claim arising out of a fire at commercial premises.

Representing the former Financial Director of a listed company in proceedings brought against him by the FRC
Repressing a solicitor before the regulator in an offshore jurisdiction following a complaint arising out of the conduct of litigation.
Acting for the FRC in an investigation into a Big Four Firm following the collapse of an investment bank.
Abi Fol Consulting Ltd v Financial Conduct Authority[2016] UKUT 49 (TCC) – Acting for the FCA before the Upper Tribunal in relation to its refusal to grant permission to an individual to carry on regulated activities.

Tom has significant offshore and international experience across his core practice areas, including commercial litigation, international arbitration, civil fraud and professional liability. He has acted in matters connected with jurisdictions including Bermuda, BVI, Cayman Islands, Gibraltar, Hong Kong and the Middle East.

He has been called to the Bar of Gibraltar and is registered as a practitioner in the DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre) Courts.

Featured Offshore cases

Silvermist Enterprises Ltd & Ors v Foster & Ors [2026]/GSC/018 – Acting in the first ever derivative claim in the Supreme Court of Gibraltar. The claim arose out of a shareholder dispute and concerned a social gaming/casino business. The claimant shareholder sought to bring a derivative claim on behalf of the company alleging breach of fiduciary duties and unlawful means conspiracy against the directors and related entities.
LCIA-DIFC US$80 million arbitration concerning a Teaming Agreement to provide smart grid infrastructure in the UAE.
AML v Madison Pacific & Ors[2023] SC (Bda) 66 Civ – jurisdiction challenge to the Bermuda Courts in a claim arising out of the alleged sale at an undervalue of shares in an iron ore mine in Sierra Leone.
Global Distressed Alpha Capital I Limited v Herman and Eddlestone[2023] CA (Bda) 12 Civ) – Claim brought by a company in the Commercial Court in Bermuda against its former directors for wrongful payments and breach of fiduciary duties.
Complaint against a solicitor arising out of the conduct of litigation in regulatory proceedings in an offshore jurisdiction.
Acting in the Cayman Islands in a dispute concerning stolen aircraft.
Acting in Hong Kong in a dispute against auditors arising from an alleged fraud on the audited company.

Tom has significant arbitration experience. He acts in commercial disputes under various institutions including LCIA, ICC, SIAC, BCDR, DIFC-LCIA. His experience includes major construction and infrastructure disputes, IT projects, shareholder disputes and civil fraud claims, including matters connected with Russia and the CIS.

Tom also has experience of challenges under the Arbitration Act 1996, both as sole and junior counsel, including acting in the successful challenge under s.68 in The Secretary of State for the Home Department v Raytheon Systems Ltd.

Featured International Arbitration cases

LCIA-DIFC US$80 million arbitration concerning a Teaming Agreement to provide smart grid infrastructure in the Middle East.
Ultra-high -value LCIA arbitration arising out of the termination of a European Government IT project.
LCIA arbitration in the life sciences sector concerning the sale and purchase of cryoprecipitate.
LCIA arbitration arising out of a contractual dispute involving issues of force majeure and COVID-19.
SIAC arbitration concerning a construction project in South Asia.
ICC arbitration concerning the sale and purchase of Russian/CIS companies.
Claim against a firm of auditors in the Bahrain Chamber for Dispute Resolution.

Tom regularly acts in matters involving cryptoassets where his cross-over expertise in general commercial litigation, banking and financial services, civil fraud, IT software/platform disputes, and professional negligence give him an edge.

He was shortlisted for Tech, Data and Crypto Junior of the Year at the Legal 500 Bar Awards in both 2025 and 2026.

Featured Cryptoassets cases

Dispute between a customer and a cryptocurrency exchange in relation to a social engineering fraud which resulted in the theft of the customer ‘s crypto currencies.
Claim against a firm of solicitors brought by a client who had been defrauded out of Bitcoin as part of a transaction in which the solicitors were acting on his behalf.
A shareholder/founder dispute in relation to a crypto exchange.
Dispute about the theft of Bitcoin from the owner of an online platform.

Tom is instructed by employers, contractors and sub-contractors in a wide range of disputes concerning construction projects in the UK and internationally.

Ranked by Legal 500 as a leading junior in the area, he is seen as “a class act. Intellectual but cool, calm and collected. A natural advocate with a charming courtroom manner.”

See also his International Arbitration tab.

Featured Construction & Engineering cases

SIAC Arbitration: Claim for US$ 10s of millions relating to the performance of combined-cycle power plant in South Asia.
Dispute concerning floating oil and gas production and storage vessels located off the coast of Brazil.
LCIA-DIFC US$80 million arbitration concerning a Teaming Agreement to provide smart grid infrastructure in the UAE.
St George Plc v (1) Ardmore and (2) Specific Interiors limited – claims against the main contractor relating to defects in the construction of two large residential and commercial blocks in London.
Apartments for Falmouth v Forsters – acting for claimant construction company concerning a student accommodation project.
City East Group Ltd v Calder Latif Associates – claim against structural engineers in relation to calculations in relation to an apartment development project.
High-value PFI dispute relating to the construction and management of waste disposal facilities.
£40m dispute concerning a cabling upgrade to London Underground.

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Accreditations

Legal 500
“Phenomenally clever and has fantastic judgment. A superb advocate and devastating in cross examination”

Legal 500
“A class act. Intellectual but cool, calm and collected. A natural advocate.”

Chambers & Partners
“Tom takes a straightforward and calm approach to advice. He consistently came to the table with a realistic and measured approach to the challenges we faced, which aided in the claim’s success.”

Chambers & Partners
“Tom is commercial, he cuts to the chase and he can deploy legal points clearly. He is also readily available and easy to work with.”

Chambers & Partners
“I've been really impressed with his written work, his research and his ability to calibrate points. He is proactively picking up things and raising queries.”

Legal 500
“Tom really sees the big picture and cuts to the chase. He is always on top of the detail but he is concise in putting his point. He is tremendous and his approach saves a lot of unnecessary words and costs. Very impressive indeed.”

Legal 500
“He is a fantastic advocate. He is a great barrister to work with.”

Legal 500
“Tom is able to clearly articulate strategic and tactical points and was quick to get across the detail quickly.”

Chambers & Partners
“Tom is an excellent advocate, both in the way he provides his submissions and in how calm he is.”

Chambers & Partners
“Practical, responsive and someone who puts things simply to clients.”

Chambers & Partners
“He is very easy to work with and an exceptionally good senior junior.”

Legal 500
“He has a calm and reassuring demeanour, which instils confidence”

Legal 500
“He has a keen eye for detail while delivering good strategic advice for the client.”

Legal 500
“An astute and insightful junior.”

Chambers & Partners

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Information Technology
Professional Negligence

Chambers & Partners Global Guide

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Legal 500

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Construction
Professional Negligence
IT and Telecoms: Projects and Services

Education

Tom graduated from Jesus College, Cambridge with a first class degree in History. He subsequently completed his legal studies at City University (CPE, Distinction) and BPP Law School (BVC, Outstanding). He was awarded the Hardwicke, Lord Brougham, Lord Denning and Megarry Scholarships as well as the Buchanan Prize by Lincoln’s Inn in the process.

Memberships

Tom is a member of COMBAR, TECBAR, PNBA, Society of Computers and Law, SCL and FSLA.

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Thomas Ogden

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Clerk: Nick Angliss

Areas of expertise

Commercial Litigation

IT & Technology Disputes

Civil Fraud

Professional Liability & Regulatory

Lawyers

Accountants, Auditors & Financial Services Professionals

Surveyors & Valuers

Construction Professionals

Insurance Brokers & Agents

Regulatory & Disciplinary

Offshore

International Arbitration

Cryptoassets

Featured Cryptoassets cases

Construction, Energy & Natural Resources

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Clerk: Nick Angliss

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Chambers & Partners Global Guide

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