Amy Tabari

Amy Tabari

Birmingham Law School
Assistant Professor and Solicitor
Deputy Head of CEPLER (Pro bono)

Amy is the supervising solicitor and head of Birmingham Law School’s Pro Bono Group. In this role, Amy coordinates and supervises student pro bono projects and her position is linked to the Law School’s Centre for Professional Legal Education and Research (CEPLER).

Qualifications

  • Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales (admitted in 2010)
  • Legal Practice Course, Nottingham Law School
  • Graduate Diploma in Law, Nottingham Law School
  • BA(Hons) Classical Studies, University of Exeter

Biography

Amy has an undergraduate degree in Classical Studies from the University of Exeter. Following a year of teaching English in China with the British Council, Amy completed her Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course at Nottingham Law School.

On qualification, Amy worked as a Commercial Property solicitor for Gowling WLG focussing on large scale property transactions. After a number of years, Amy moved into the Corporate Responsibility team where she oversaw the firm’s pro bono activities as well as other CR initiatives.

Amy joined Birmingham Law School in November 2020, as a Supervising Solicitor and Pro Bono Manager, to coordinate and supervise a multitude of pro bono projects. She has regular contact with student members of the Pro Bono Group, who undertake the pro bono work. Amy has a particular interest in pro bono and its role within clinical legal education and is a member of the Clinical Legal Education Organisation and the Birmingham Law Society’s Pro Bono Committee.