Bridging the Bar wins a major social responsibility initiative award
16th November 2022
Bridging the Bar, charity partner of 3PB Barristers (3 Paper Buildings) won “Social Responsibility Initiative of the Year” at this year’s Advocate Bar Pro Bono Awards. The awards, which this year took place at Middle Temple Hall earlier this month, are an annual event recognising commitment to pro bono work and access to justice.
Bridging the Bar aims to support aspiring barristers who are from statistically underrepresented groups at the Bar, helping to bridge the gap between those from non-traditional backgrounds to the experience, skills and networks needed for a career at the Bar.
3PB’s specialist commercial and chancery barrister Aaron Mayers (pictured here) is the Executive Vice-Chair at Bridging the Bar.
To contact or instruct Aaron, please contact his clerks Patrick Robson, Patrick Steptoe, and David Fielder or call 0207 583 8055.
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