Temitayo Dasaolu

Tayo was offered Tenancy at St Pauls Chambers, after successfully completing pupillage under the supervision of James Bourne-Arton, a senior criminal and civil practitioner. During her placement year at university, Tayo worked as a paralegal in a leading London law firm, working closely with partners on employers’ liability and public liability claims on the fast track and multi-track.

Since commencing her practice, Tayo has appeared as a county, magistrates and Crown court advocate. Tayo is a Level 2 Prosecutor and also defends in criminal matters. She is equally confident in acting for claimants and defendants in civil proceedings.

Whilst studying the BPTC part- time, she maintained a leading role at specialist law firm providing industry leading litigation services.

Tayo also has a developing paper practice and she is happy to draft particulars of claim and advise on liability and quantum, aiming to respond to all instructions within 7 days.

Education

Brunel University London – LLB Law with professional placement (2.1)

BPP Law School, Leeds -Bar Professional Training Course (Very Competent)

Awards & Scholarships

Finalist – Brunel Law School Mooting competition – 2013 (UK Supreme Court)

Winner- Brunel Law School Mooting Competition – 2014 (UK House of Lords)

BPP Law School Advocacy Award – 2016

Finalist – St Pauls Chambers Bad Character competition – 2016

Major BPTC Scholarship – Inner Temple – 2017

Duke of Edinburgh Award – Inner Temple 2017