New collection of blogs available now from 3PB's pupils
10th June 2020
3PB’s pupil barristers Mariya Peykova, Georgina Dietrich, Alex Leonhardt, Tagbo Ilozue and others have contributed articles to the second edition of the pupils' newsletter, ‘’Publications during the Pandemic’’.
To read the articles in full please click here.
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3PB Barristers (3 Paper Buildings), one of the UK's largest chambers, has this year again surpassed all expectations in the latest Legal 500 UK Bar rankings achieving a record number of 203 rankings, including 20 new rankings. 128 of 3PB’s barristers are now ranked in the Legal 500. The set is ranked in 28 areas of law across London, Midlands, South Eastern, Western and in the Middle East. This year, the national chambers gains a...
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The national chambers has four new pupil barristers starting twelve-month pupillages with 3PB today, 5th October 2026. The pupils (pictured clockwise from top left) are: Kareena Talwar, who recently worked as a trade union representative with the Cleaners and Allied Independent Workers Union (CAIWU), will be focusing on personal injury and clinical negligence; Peter Eliot, the former head tribunal advocate working in the property and land tribunals for a not-for-profit organisation, will be focusing on...
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3PB Barristers (3 Paper Buildings) is delighted to have been nominated at this year’s Investors in People Awards for the prestigious UK Employer of the Year award, in the “Standard 50-249” division. The awards work to recognise the leaders, teams and organisations that set the standard for workplace culture, leadership, development, and wellbeing. The winners will be announced at a ceremony in London on 18 November 2026. Claire Christie, Head of People at 3PB, has...
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3PB’s property barristers, Cheryl Jones and Jack Felvus, have written an article titled ‘The Rectification of Wills Mistake and Re Macdougall [2026] EWHC 1142 (Ch)'. This article looks at the case of Re MacDougall [2026] EWHC 1142 (Ch). The court considered six main legal issues about making a will, as well as a separate issue called ademption. Five of the issues involved well-established legal rules, including mental capacity, understanding and approving a will, undue influence...
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