Sam Collins named as Clerk of the Year 2026 at the Worcestershire Law Society Awards
22nd September 2026
Last Friday, 18 September, 3PB Barristers’ Practice Director, Sam Collins, was named Clerk of the Year 2026 at the Legal Awards Annual Dinner, held at the Bank House Hotel, on behalf of the Worcestershire Law Society.
Ian Charlton, Chambers Director, comments “Many congratulations to Sam on winning this award! We are all exceptionally proud - he is a fantastic clerk and the achievement is a real testament to his hard work and dedication.”
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