Viktoria Winzer
Call: 2024
Practice Overview
Before coming to the Bar, she taught undergraduate tort, contract and comparative private law at the University of Oxford. She also worked as a research assistant for Sir Richard Aikens, looking into challenging arbitral awards, carriage of goods by sea, and insurance. Accordingly, she has a strong interest in all areas of commercial practice.
Alongside her bar vocational studies, she was a research assistant for Prof. Dr. Specht-Riemenschneider at the University of Bonn, editing the English-language version of a commentary on the Data Governance Act. She is a native German speaker and is also proficient in French, having spent a year in Paris studying French law at the Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas.
Viktoria completed her legal education at Oxford (BA, BCL, MPhil). She continues to have an academic interest in the law, having published a case note in the Law Quarterly Review that has been cited in the current edition of Goff & Jones The Law of Unjust Enrichment. She is also a Lord Denning scholar of Lincoln’s Inn.