3PB Personal Injury Barristers attend PIBA Annual Conference in Oxford
11th April 2016
A strong delegation of 3PB’s Personal Injury team attended the recent Personal Injury Bar Association Annual Conference at St Catherine’s College, Oxford University. Delegates considered and reviewed a variety of topical issues, both legal and medical, with presentations both from counsel, the judiciary and medical experts.
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