3PB Barristers seeks to recruit junior barristers to join its busy and successful Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence teams
14th July 2025
3PB Barristers (3 Paper Buildings) are seeks to recruit junior barristers to join its busy and successful Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence teams.
3PB receives instructions from many of the UK’s leading claimant and defendant law firms and insurers and provides consistently high quality advice and advocacy for both individuals and companies (including many household company names).
With offices in London, Birmingham, Bristol, Oxford, Winchester, Bournemouth and Manchester, 3PB is able to offer an unparalleled choice to practitioners over where to work whilst at the same time providing access to the very highest quality work across the UK. Supported by first-class clerking and other professional staff, 3PB offers competitive charging and rent structures and fantastic opportunities for career progression with a practice development plan tailored to suit your goals.
3PB now invites junior barristers for an informal discussion, in confidence, with the lead Practice Director, David Snook ([email protected] or 07712 127286), or with its Head of Group, Michelle Marnham ([email protected]).
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