Overview
Leo Curran is a door tenant at 3PB and a well-respected family and civil law practitioner. He has extensive experience of all aspects of family and matrimonial law including Inheritance Act work.
He practises in general common law areas and professional negligence.
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3PB civil law barrister Jack Hickling, who specialises in personal injury and property disputes, has become a member of chambers and will work from 3PB’s Birmingham office. After completing a significantly reduced pupillage at the London offices of international law firm DWF in June 2022, Jack went on to be an employed barrister with the firm, working on all manner of personal injury claims, predominantly acting for defendant insurers, including counter-fraud, occupational health, highways, and credit...
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3PB Barristers’ (3 Paper Buildings) family barrister, David Beatson, has recently established a new initiative in collaboration with SARSAS (Somerset and Avon Rape and Sexual Abuse Support). The project involves running an ad hoc legal clinic that provides specialist family law advice to SARSAS clients on a pro bono basis. Through this partnership, the clinic aims to assist individuals being supported by SARSAS by offering accessible legal guidance and assistance where it may otherwise be difficult to...
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3PB Barristers is delighted to announce the promotion of Ellie Dawkins to Practice Manager. Congratulations to Ellie on this fantastic and well-earned achievement. Based in our Winchester office, Ellie will continue to deal with all aspects of Chambers’ work, supporting members, clients and colleagues across the teams. 3PB’s Chambers Director, Stuart Pringle, said: “Ellie’s promotion is thoroughly deserved. She is a real asset to Chambers, and this recognition reflects both her contribution and the continued...
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Dr Zhen Ye writes on the recent Court of Appeal case ‘LLC Eurochem North-West-2 v Tecnimont S.P.A and another’. In her article, Zhen provides an in depth analysis of the case, including a discussion on the arguments made by the appellant. She concludes by highlighting the useful lessons on section 42 of the Arbitration Act 1996 that practitioners can take away from the decision. To read the full article, please click here. To contact or...
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