Tamsin Sandiford joined Chambers in October 2023 following the successful completion of a specialist Personal Injury/Employment pupillage.
Tamsin is instructed in a wide range of employment and personal injury matters, including:
She also recently acted for the Claimant in the EAT case of Rice v Wicked Vision Ltd, which concerned vicarious liability in whistleblowing detriment cases.
Tamsin read History at the University of Cambridge, obtaining a 2:1, before converting to Law via MA Law, in which she achieved a Distinction. She was awarded a Lord Denning Scholarship from Lincoln’s Inn and an Advocacy Scholarship from the University of Law in order to study the Bar course. She achieved a Very Competent in her BPC and a Distinction in her LLM in Bar Practice.
In her free time, Tamsin can be found watching football, in a ballet class, or at the gym.
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History – 2:1 (University of Cambridge)
MA Law – Distinction
LLM in Bar Practice – Distinction
Bar Practice Course – Very Competent