Morayo, an ADR ODR accredited mediator, can act online or face-to-face to help resolve disputes, utilising her extensive practical experience of all property related disputes, including those concerning social housing.
She has undertaken many mediations as a barrister, including in disrepair, service charge and dilapidation proceedings.
To instruct Morayo as a mediator, please contact Patrick Sarson.
Directory recommendations
Morayo is recommended by both Chambers UK and Legal 500 for Social Housing. The directories note:
- “She has a mild exterior with a steely interior.” “Very diligent, thorough and impressive.” (Chambers UK)
- “Has developed into a tremendous social housing barrister. She really gets the sector. Judges, clients and opponents all respect her. One who could go all the way.” (Legal 500)
- “A vivacious barrister who takes on big cases with great skill”. (Chambers UK)
- “Excellent in every respect; one of the housing Bar’s most consistent performers” (Legal 500)
- “Solicitors like her and she genuinely knows her stuff” (Chambers UK)
- “Very conscientious and collaborative to work with” (Legal 500)
- “She’s excellent – incredibly thorough” (Chambers UK)
Judicial Appointments
Deputy District Judge
Professional associations
- London Common Law & Commercial Bar Association
- Property Bar Association
- British Nigeria Law Forum
- BAME in Property
- Housing Law Practitioners Association (HLPA)
- Social Housing Law Association (SHLA)
- Constitutional & Administrative Law Bar Association
Qualifications
- BVC (Outstanding)
- CPE (Commendation)
- MA (Westminster) Crime, Human Rights and the International Community (Distinction)
- MA (Oxon) Philosophy and Theology
- Buchanan Prize 2004
- IDS Brief Prize for Employment Law 2004
- Sibel Dedezade Pro Bono Award 2004
- Hardwicke Scholar 2003
- Lord Bowen Scholar 2002
- ADR ODR Accredited Mediator
Publications
- Social Housing Law in Practice, Lexis Nexis
CSR
- Member of Chambers’ CSR and EDI committees
- FRU and Advocate
- Pupil supervisor
- Speaker at pupillage talks for BPTC students and involved in increasing participation of BAME and other underrepresented groups in the legal profession
- Tough Mudder (half) for charity
- Foundation member of the BNLF Women’s Network
