Thomas Quinton
Whether in the fields of crime or public law, Tom thrives on the interface between the state and individual.
Tom practices almost exclusively in London but defends a number of cases each year outside of the capital for privately funded clients.
He studied at the London School of Economics. He enjoyed a business career over a ten-year period. He was the commercial director of a multi-million-pound technology company and the chief operating officer of an organisation employing over 150 people.
Areas of expertise
Criminal law:
Tom defends individuals charged with offences that fall within two broad categories: (1) fraud / money laundering and (2) serious violence / rape.
Inquiries:
Tom is currently instructed by the Commissioner for the Metropolis on the Undercover Police Inquiry. He was instructed for many years on the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, instructed by the Treasury Solicitor on behalf of over 400 officers and soldiers.
Financial Misconduct:
He was instructed by the Financial Conduct Authority to join the team investigating the split-capital investment trust scandal.
Advice work:
Thomas was instructed to carry out a review of suspected disclosure failings in 40 cases prosecuted on behalf of HM Customs and Excise.
Notable cases
R v Manuel – defending a man charged with the attempted murder of another man whilst he slept.
R v Morgan – defending a man charged with supplying fake medicines and money laundering.
R v Raeburn – defending a woman charged procuring a beating of a man with baseball bat.
R v Wren – defending a woman charged with laundering the proceeds of her husband’s multi-million-pound land fraud.
A rare combination of thorough preparation, fantastic client care skills and dogged determination.
Call: 1997
Specialist Areas
VAT number: 250681023