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Thomas is a partner in Vienna and a member of the dispute resolution practice. He specialises in the conduct of lawsuits in all fields of business law and conducts high profile litigation cases, especially in a multi-jurisdictional context, for corporate and financial clients. Thomas has established a niche in investigation work.
Thomas has developed expertise in handling contentious cases (mostly sensitive in nature), the increasingly busy area of class actions. More recently, he has established a niche in investigations work, an area which is becoming more and more relevant for all clients.
Joined Freshfields in 1999. Partner since 2001.
Member of the Austrian Bar Association.
Thomas authored numerous articles, including as co-author and editor of the book on ‘Internal Investigations’ as well as author of articles on dispute resolution.
In addition to the qualifications gained through his studies in Austria, Thomas holds a Masters of Law degree from the University of Exeter. He speaks German and English.
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Top-ranked Thomas Kustor is a highly regarded litigator in the Austrian market, regularly defending clients in various commercial disputes, including mass claim proceedings and damages claims.
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Thomas Kustor is an experienced litigator.
Thomas Kustor is a very good lawyer who gives us very good advice and goes into the legal details. He is definitely recommendable.
Thomas Kustor is always very calm, on top of things and gives good advice. He has a good feeling for when you should fight and when you should come to a settlement.
Thomas Kustor weighs up the business aspects as well as the commercial aspects.
Thomas Kustor is an experienced litigator.
Thomas Kustor is a very good lawyer who gives us very good advice and goes into the legal details. He is definitely recommendable.
Thomas Kustor is always very calm, on top of things and gives good advice. He has a good feeling for when you should fight and when you should come to a settlement.
Thomas Kustor weighs up the business aspects as well as the commercial aspects.
