3PB attended the University of Winchester Law Fair 2025
29th October 2025
3PB attended the University of Winchester Law Fair 2025 yesterday.
This was an excellent opportunity to explore and network with firms across all areas of the legal field and beyond. We were delighted to participate and support this fair.
3PB has previously supported students by offering a six-month placement to a student from the University of Winchester. During this placement, we provided the opportunity to shadow professionals in the Court of Appeal, visit prison cells, and draft legal documents and advice.
To read more about this opportunity, please visit here
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