Tom Selby maintains a broad-spectrum national litigation practice, with particular focus on patent litigation, professional liability defense, and other civil trial and arbitration matters.

Mr. Selby has represented clients in intellectual property disputes over biotech, pharmaceutical, and communications technologies. Mr. Selby has appeared on behalf of a national audit and accounting firm in a number of litigation matters, including arbitration hearings, government investigations, and major civil litigation.  Mr. Selby has also represented clients in investigations by the United States Congress, the Securities & Exchange Commission, and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.  

His recent trial matters include Hatch-Waxman patent litigation on behalf of a major pharmaceutical client, an arbitration hearing on behalf of a public accountancy firm, a successful appearance on behalf of a biotech firm in patent infringement litigation, and a trial with a defense verdict on behalf of a real estate investment trust.

In his pro bono practice, Mr. Selby represents a client on Louisiana's death row in post-conviction proceedings, and tried to a jury a criminal case through the firm's partnership with the Montgomery County Public Defender's office.

Mr. Selby lives in Arlington, Virginia with his wife, Deirdre Doyle, and their two children.