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 prosecutes and defends in criminal matters and 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 advice on liability and quantum, aiming to respond to all instructions within 7 days.

Education

Brunel University London – LLB Law with international Arbitration &                 Commercial 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 BTC Scholarship – Inner Temple – 2017

Duke of Edinburgh Award – Inner Temple 2017