Timothy Coombes retires 42 not out
24th January 2022
One of 3PB Bournemouth’s founding fathers, the family law barrister Timothy Coombes (pictured here), has decided to call time at the Bar. His retirement comes after a distinguished 42 year-career with 3PB on the Western Circuit, during which he has become much loved at 3PB and by professional clients and lay clients alike.
Characteristically modest, Tim leaves us without wanting any large fanfare so that he can pursue his interests outside of law. He carries the hope that the England cricket team might win the odd match, spurred on by the knowledge that he is now able to watch then more and is available for a call up from the selectors..
All of us at 3PB congratulate Tim on such a lengthy and good career. We will miss him dearly, his presence in chambers, his dedication and his warmth will long remain in all those who worked with Tim.
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