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Tammy Leane (previously Quinn) practices predominantly in general commercial litigation, trade practices, common law, property and wills and estates. Since signing the Bar Roll, Tammy has appeared in the Full Federal Court, Federal Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court and County Court in a variety of cases including class actions. She has 8 years’ experience as a decision maker in a Tribunal setting which has given her a unique insight into strategy when taking evidence and running hearings/trials.

Tammy is a qualified mediator and has a passion for alternative dispute resolution. She was one of four instructors for the 2026 Lawyers’ Mediation Certificate course (run by the Victorian Bar) and has been a coach and assessor in previous years. Tammy is available to mediate matters in all jurisdictions.

Tammy has demonstrated tenacity in her athletic and professional life – she captained two Australian Swimming Teams and won Oceania Champion in 2002. Tammy was a Dean’s Scholar at Deakin University, graduated from her Law Degree with Honours and from her Commerce Degree with Distinction. In 2019, Tammy placed 8th in the Zatopek Australian 10,000m championships, 7th in the Women’s Open 10km Australian Cross Country Championships and 4th in the Melbourne half marathon.

Tammy has spent time in the United States studying psychology and mathematics, achieving the title of Dean’s List Honouree. Tammy won the ESPN Academic All-America of the Year for Women's At-Large Sports in the College Division; Women’s Athlete and Scholar-Athlete of the Year of her University and of the State of Pennsylvania; and the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Women’s Swimming Performer of the Year. In 2026, Tammy was inducted into the West Chester University Athletics Hall of Fame for her achievements.

Tammy brings tenacity and energy to her work as a barrister and mediator. She is available to appear and advise in matters arising in all areas of practice listed above, in all jurisdictions.

From 08/10/2009, Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation.