Current Practising Status
Self Employed
Date of Call
Jul 1975
Inn of Court
Middle Temple
Practising certificate valid
01/04/2024-30/04/2025
Primary practice address
3PB Barristers, 3 Paper Bldgs, Temple, LONDON, EC4Y 7EU, United Kingdom
Primary practice switchboard number
(+44) 020 75838055
Other practice addresses

3 PB Barristers, 30 Christchurch Road, BOURNEMOUTH, Dorset, BH1 3PD, United Kingdom

  • 3 PB Barristers, 23 Beaumont Street, OXFORD, OX1 2NP, United Kingdom
  • 3 PB Barristers, Royal Talbot House, 2 Victoria Street, BRISTOL, BS1 6BB, United Kingdom
  • 3 PB Barristers, 4 St Peter Street, WINCHESTER, SO23 8BW, United Kingdom
Other addresses switchboard numbers

(+44) 01202 292102

  • (+44) 01865 793736
  • (+44) 0117 9281520
  • (+44) 01962 868884
Rights of Audience
  • Full Rights of Audience
Public Access
Yes
Conduct of Litigation
No
Areas of practice
Chancery contentious ,  Chancery non-contentious ,  Construction ,  Landlord & tenant (non-residential) ,  Landlord & tenant (residential) ,  Other common law ,  Planning ,  Professional negligence ,  Public Law
Other Entitlements
  • Administration Of Oaths
  • Immigration Work
  • Probate Activities
  • Reserved Instrument Activities
Youth Courts Registration
No
Disciplinary Findings

There are no current findings on our Register in relation to this barrister.

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