3PB shortlisted for Regional Chambers of the Year 2025
28th August 2025
3 Paper Buildings (3PB Barristers) have been shortlisted for Regional Chambers of the Year 2025 at the Chambers and Partners UK Bar Awards. The awards takes place on Thursday, 13 November 2025 at the Old Billingsgate.
The shortlist can be found here
Related News
-
Thomas Acworth, 3PB’s criminal law specialist, acted for R, a man with significant learning disabilities who could not read or write. R was accused of raping and sexually abusing C, an eight-year-old child who he was supposed to be babysitting. R’s defence was that he never did anything untoward. During the course of the litigation, it became apparent that C’s stepfather had a conviction for indecently assaulting an eight-year-old child that he had been babysitting. Despite...
Continue reading -
3PB Barristers (3 Paper Buildings) Elizabeth McGrath KC, Head of Chambers, appears as a guest on Talking Family Law – the Resolution Podcast. Hosted by Anita Mehta and Simon Blain, this episode features Angela Killa (JCP solicitors) and Elizabeth McGrath KC discussing the Child-Focused Case model. Liz talks about managing high-risk cases involving serious abuse allegations, explains that judges not Cafcass officers decide the facts, and highlights the importance of good written advocacy at decision...
Continue reading -
3PB Barristers' (3 Paper Buildings) expert construction law barristers James Davison, David Parratt KC (Scot) and Peter Collie have contributed to the fifth edition of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) “Surveyors acting as expert witnesses” professional standard. Head of Construction and Engineering James Davison authored the latest edition of the standard, while the updates to the standard were guided by an expert group of sixteen contributors, including David Parratt KC (Scot) and Peter...
Continue reading -
Eleanor Marsh represented the mother in the case of FH v MH (PH12J: Parallel Criminal Proceedings) [2026] EWFC 195 (B), where the Court considered the relationship between the assessment of risk within the Family Court and ongoing criminal proceedings. The Court applied the Resolution model, finding that the maintaining of a guilty plea within criminal proceedings need not be fatal to an assessment of risk within the Family Courts. To read the full article, and...
Continue reading
