Tom Nugent RWK Goodman

Tom Nugent

Solicitor

Dispute Resolution

T: 020 7421 7986 (DDI)
M: 07443 275528
Tom.Nugent@rwkgoodman.com
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About Tom:

Tom is a Solicitor in our London Dispute Resolution team based in our London Office.

He advises both corporate and individual clients on a broad range of commercial disputes in both the high court and county court including: contractual issues, civil fraud, shareholder disputes, banking and finance. Tom has experience litigating claims assisting both claimants and defendants. In addition, Tom has experience advising clients on a wide range of insolvency matters.

Tom completed his undergraduate degree in History at the University of Leeds before completing his legal studies with BPP in London. Tom joined RWK Goodman as a trainee solicitor in 2021. Prior to this he worked as a paralegal at BNP Paribas and H&M following several years’ experience in the compliance and private wealth sectors.

Outside of work Tom enjoys food, sport and travelling to new cities and countries.

Since joining the Dispute Resolution Team, Tom has worked on various commercial matters involving:

  • Complex Contractual Disputes
  • Civil Fraud
  • Corporate governance, breach of directors’ duties, shareholder disputes
  • APP Fraud
  • Insolvency
  • Banking and Finance
  • Interim applications

Learn more about Tom's area of expertise:

Dispute Resolution
Dispute resolution
Personal disputes can be stressful, disruptive and frustrating. You know they must be dealt with quickly because, if left, they can become even more protracted and costly.
Business Dispute Resolution
In the ever-changing legal landscape, with sharpening competition and advancing technology, our clients are facing new and unique challenges.

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