Thomas Grant

Thomas Grant KC is a Visiting Professor in Practice at LSE Law School and previously held a visiting professorship in Law and Politics at Gresham College (2020–2022). He practices commercial chancery, fraud, real estate, banking, and company law from Wilberforce Chambers. His legal expertise is complemented by significant academic contributions, including editorships of major legal textbooks and authorship of historical works analyzing law's intersection with politics and society.

• Editor/Author: Civil Fraud: Law, Practice and Procedure (2018, supplement 2022)
• Contributor: Flenley and Leech’s Law of Solicitors’ Liabilities (2020)

Grant has participated in landmark cases such as the Ablyazov and Berezovsky litigation, earning recognition as Chancery Silk of the Year 2021. His historical works include Jeremy Hutchinson’s Case Histories (2015), Court Number One (2019), and The Mandela Brief (2022), focusing on legal narratives shaping modern societies. He chairs the Professional Negligence Bar Association and writes regularly for The Times and Counsel Magazine.

His research interests span legal history, commercial law, and the societal impact of legal systems. Current projects include a book on England’s history through legal developments.