Band 3
Provided by Thomas Haggie
An in demand financial remedy specialist, with experience in trust and company disputes. Tom is also known for his expertise in financial provision for children, applications under TLATA 1996, and Inheritance Act disputes. Particularly regarded for his legal analysis, strategic and forensic acumen. Tom has experience at all levels of tribunal, including in the Business and Property courts, and is regularly led as junior counsel both in and out of chambers.
FLBA
16.1 Title: Problems of Jurisdiction in EU cross-border property disputes (with Mark Galtrey) [2019] Fam Law 660
Parental responsibility and property [2021] Fam Law 374
Resources and Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 (with Joseph Rainer) [Family Law Week, 28th April 2021] https://www.familylawweek.co.uk/site.aspx?i=ed220584
Outside of work, Thomas enjoys cooking, squash and the theatre.
Provided by Chambers
Thomas Haggie is a specialist financial remedies practitioner who has experience in appearing before the High Court. He has valued expertise in the forensic tracing of assets and offshore trust structures. He also focuses his practice on representing clients in TOLATA claims.
Provided by Chambers
He has huge amounts of energy and is really creative in the way he thinks.
His intellect and ability to press a point and advance a case in cross-examination are outstanding.
Thomas is a formidable, unflappable advocate.
An incredibly industrious junior who sees the woods for he trees. He knows what points will persuade the court.
Thomas Haggie is brilliant and very good at thinking about cases holistically. He's very, very intelligent; his brain is always one step ahead, thinking about the next issues.
He has huge amounts of energy and is really creative in the way he thinks.
His intellect and ability to press a point and advance a case in cross-examination are outstanding.
Thomas is a formidable, unflappable advocate.
An incredibly industrious junior who sees the woods for he trees. He knows what points will persuade the court.
Thomas Haggie is brilliant and very good at thinking about cases holistically. He's very, very intelligent; his brain is always one step ahead, thinking about the next issues.
