Tamara Davis

Tamara Davis

Associate

“Tamara is an Associate with experience acting in complex disputes involving fraud, breaches of fiduciary duty, the recovery of misappropriated assets and other forms of corporate misconduct. ”

Tami joined Cooke, Young and Keidan in September 2026. She acts on a broad range of complex domestic and international commercial disputes, including civil fraud and asset recovery, directors’ duties and shareholder disputes, contentious insolvency and contractual claims.

Tami has a growing specialism in fraud-related disputes and corporate misconduct. She has acted in matters involving breaches of fiduciary duty, falsified financial records, related-party transactions, misappropriation of company assets and unfair prejudice allegations. She also has experience obtaining urgent interim relief, including freezing injunctions, and working with forensic experts on tracing and recovery exercises.

Her contentious insolvency experience includes claims against directors for wrongful and fraudulent trading, breaches of duty, and transactions at an undervalue. Her wider experience includes professional negligence and substantial contractual disputes involving breaches of contract and wrongful termination. Tami also has experience in cross-border litigation, including proceedings to obtain oral and documentary evidence from England for use in US litigation.

Background

Tami qualified as a Solicitor of England and Wales in 2022.

Tami graduated from the University of Bristol with First Class Honours in Politics and Sociology before completing a Master of Laws and the Legal Practice Course at the University of Law, achieving Distinctions in both.

Prior to joining Cooke, Young & Keidan, Tami was an associate at Collyer Bristow LLP.

Professional groups

Fraud Advisory Panel
Female Fraud Forum
Young Fraud Lawyers Association
Insolvency Practitioners’ Association

Languages

Tami is fluent in English and has advanced German comprehension and speaking ability.

Publications, articles and seminars

“Beyond Mediation: Exploring Expert Determination and Early Neutral Evaluation” – published in the Expert Witness Journal, August 2026
“What is the future for celebrity endorsements of crypto investments?” – published in the FT Adviser, Financial Times Group, February 2024

Tami has also written various articles published on Lexology

Cases of Note

VEO OY & another v McNeilly (CL-2024-000241) – acted for the claimants in a substantial directors’ duties and fraud claim involving alleged falsification of accounts, related-party transactions, and fraudulent tax liabilities.

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