June Venters KC ranked as Top Recommended Family Law Barrister by Spear’s
6th July 2026
3PB’s June Venters KC, who was the first woman solicitor to be appointed Queen’s Counsel in 2006, has been ranked in the new Spear’s Family Law Indices 2026 as a "Top Recommended Family Law Barrister".
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