3PB’s Employment Law Team achieves a new Circuit ranking and retains Band 1 in South Eastern and Western in Chambers 2026
16th October 2025
3PB’s employment and discrimination law team welcomes another strong set of results in the latest edition of Chambers and Partners with 20 individual rankings for 16 of its barristers in London, Western, South Eastern and the Midlands Circuits.
The team celebrates its 3rd Team ranking, in the Midlands this time, and remains in Band 1 in Western and South Eastern. Our barristers are congratulated for achieving 3 individual rankings in London (+2 year on year).
Clients’ comments obtained by Chambers and Partners’ researchers once again confirm our barristers’ talent, expertise and commitment to achieve best outcomes at all times.
Our clerking team, led by Russell Porter, is also acknowledged for the outstanding support it provides to our clients and barristers. Clients note that "3PB's clerking team are superb and work hard to develop strong relationships with the solicitors they work with" and "The clerks at 3PB are particularly efficient and helpful, going above and beyond to ensure that counsel work to the standards and protocols agreed with our clients." In summary, "the clerking at 3PB is excellent - they're thorough, clear and attentive."
Head of 3PB’s employment team Karen Moss said: "I am delighted that through our barristers’ dedication, skill and professionalism, supported by our amazing clerks, we have established ourselves as a set of first choice for employment work in London and the Regions. My grateful thanks go to our fantastic clients who never fail to take part in the research and help us achieve this invaluable recognition."
Click here to view the team’s full rankings and accolades.
Congratulations to Karen Moss, Andrew MacPhail, Craig Ludlow, Katherine Anderson, Sarah Clarke, Gareth Graham, Mark Green, Matthew Curtis, Sarah Bowen, Simon Tibbitts, Stephen Wyeth, Joseph England, Daniel Brown, Grace Nicholls, Grace Holden and Naomi Webber.
Earlier this month, the team recorded outstanding progresses in the Legal 500’s 2026 edition.
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