Evelyn Tadros has 15 years of experience in litigation and resolving disputes.  She has a broad practice, predominantly in commercial, employment, public and common law.

She also teaches regularly at Leo Cussen Institute, including in advocacy and administrative law and at RMIT University in Civil Procedure. She has also lectured in administrative law with Professor Spencer Zifcak at Australian Catholic University.

Prior to coming to the Bar, Evelyn was Senior Associate to the Honourable Justice Almond in the Supreme Court of Victoria. She practised for four years as a solicitor at Clayton Utz, during which she was also seconded to Homeless Law.

Evelyn has also worked for over 15 years with various not-for-profit organisations. While completing her undergraduate degree, Evelyn founded and co-directed the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival and until 2021, was Chair of the board. In 2019, she was awarded the Ron Castan AM pro bono award.