Experience
Toyosi began her legal career as a County Court Advocate, regularly appearing in civil matters, including road traffic accident claims, credit hire disputes and other small claims.Prior to joining DWF Chambers, Toyosi worked as a Higher Executive Presenting Officer at the Home Office, representing the Secretary of State in the First-tier Tribunal. She appeared in asylum, human rights, deportation and other immigration appeals, developing strong experience in cross-examination, legal submissions, case management hearings and the presentation of complex legal arguments.
Alongside her advocacy experience, Toyosi has developed an interest in the intersection of law, artificial intelligence and emerging legal technologies. She has undertaken training in AI law, policy and governance, legal technology and AI for lawyers, and AI security and governance. This includes completing the LSE AI Law, Policy & Governance Programme, strengthening her understanding of the legal, regulatory and ethical considerations surrounding the development and use of AI.
Toyosi has also undertaken voluntary advocacy work at the Cleaners and Allied Independent Workers Union supporting individuals with employment law matters. She also completed an internship at the South Centre in Geneva, where she contributed to the preparation of briefing papers for trade experts. Her varied experience across civil advocacy, public law, international trade and AI governance informs her analytical approach, communication skills and commitment to effective advocacy.
Outside work, Toyosi enjoys playing tennis and cooking a variety of cuisines.