3PB sponsors "Rising Star" at Diamond Awards fundraiser for the Child Brain Injury Trust
2nd March 2022
3PB's Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence teams will be raising money for the Child Brain Injury Trust (CBIT) at their Diamond Awards evening on Friday 4 March. The national chambers are sponsors of the "Rising Star" award at the charity event.
This latest fundraising for CBIT by 3PB is at the Hilton Hotel at the Oxford Belfry and celebrates those helping children with an acquired brain injury.
Anyone wishing to donate to CBIT, please click on their justgiving page. More information on the charity can be found here.
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