3PB's PI team raise money for Child Brain Injury Trust
10th June 2016
3PB’s Personal Injury team competed in the annual Hodge Jones & Allen charity quiz to raise much needed funds for the Child Brain Injury Trust. Although not the winners on the night, barristers Hamish Dunlop, Michelle Marnham, Craig Ludlow, Hugh Rimmer and Andrew Perfect, pitted their brains against other chambers and law firms for a fun evening and also donated two raffle prizes on the night in aid of the charity.
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