Tallulah joined Bolt Burdon Kemp in October 2026 as a paralegal in the Spinal Injury team. Working within Nick Cerezo’s team, she assists with claims involving spinal cord injuries arising from clinical negligence and personal injury.
Tallulah graduated from the University of Bristol in 2025 with a law degree, including a year abroad at the University of Antwerp, where she studied master’s-level legal modules. Her academic interests include medical and tort law, particularly issues arising from complex injury claims.
Following graduation, Tallulah worked within a real estate development team, were she developed strong client communication and analytical skills, alongside an understanding of legal processes. She continues to draw on this experience in her current role.
During her studies, Tallulah developed a particular interest in access to justice for individuals with disabilities. Her commitment to this area was reflected in a policy brief for which she achieved a first-class mark, proposing recommendations to improve accessibility within the justice system. She was also an active member of the Women in Law Society, which promotes women’s entry into and progression within the legal profession.
Tallulah aims to qualify as a solicitor specialising in high-value clinical negligence and personal injury claims. She is eager to build on her legal knowledge and experience to support individuals and families affected by serious injuries.
