Three 3PB barristers become members
9th May 2024
3PB are pleased to announce that three barristers have become full tenants of the 250-barrister national chambers. Rhiannon Frowde, Kate Davies and Charlotte Steer (pictured left to right from the top) have all successfully completed their probationary tenancies with 3PB, having done all or some of their pupillages at other chambers.
Former medical research fellow Rhiannon Frowde (call:2022) is based from 3PB's London office and will continue to focus on clinical negligence and personal injury disputes, as well as medical professionals' disciplinary and negligence cases.
Former in-house family law paralegal Charlotte Steer (call:2021), who worked in the family teams at two London and Midlands law firms, is based from 3PB's Oxford office and will continue to focus on family law disputes, including public and private children law and applications under the Family Law Act 1996.
Formerly London-based and now practising on the Western Circuit, Kate Davies (call:2022) will continue to focus on crime and court martial cases. Kate is based from 3PB's Winchester office and is a Level 1 Prosecutor on the CPS Advocate Panel.
3PB's Chief Executive Simon Astill said: “I am delighted to welcome these three talented barristers into our chambers. They have all already shown great skill, aptitude and expert advocacy in their short time with us and I know will be excellent additions to 3PB.”
If you wish to instruct Rhiannon or see about her availability, please email her clerk Jordon Gallifant on [email protected] or call him on 020 7583 8055.
To instruct Charlotte or see about her availability, please contact her clerk Patrick Steptoe on [email protected] or by calling him on 01865 793736.
To instruct Kate or see about her availability, please email her clerk Natalie Bryan on [email protected] or call her on 01962 868 884.
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