Emma Greening returns back to chambers
9th September 2026
3PB Barristers is delighted to welcome its property and chancery law barrister Emma Greening back into chambers, following a sabbatical.
Based from our Oxford office, but practicing nationally, Emma's practice spans the full range of property and estates disputes, with a particular interest in Real Property and Probate and Inheritance Act disputes. A first class honours graduate, Emma is looking forward to a busy caseload.
Louise Worton, Deputy Head of the Property Group, said "I'm really pleased to welcome Emma back into chambers. She had built up a strong practice and I am sure will do the same again. I'm proud to say that a defining feature of 3PB is our support for flexible working for both barristers and staff, including changed working arrangements such as the sabbatical Emma has undertaken."
To view Emma's profile, please click here.
For further information regarding Emma's availability, please contact her clerk, Patrick Robson on [email protected] or call 01865 793 736.
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