Four 3PB barristers on the Western Circuit Women's Forum "Ask a Judge" panel
14th May 2024
3PB has four members of chambers on the second Western Circuit Women's Forum's (WCWF) "Ask A Judge" panel event being held on 21 May 2024, namely Western Circuit Leader and Recorder Jo Martin KC, Deputy District Judge and Assistant Coroner Sunyana Sharma, Deputy District Judge Berenice Mulvanny and Deputy District Judge and Tribunal Judge Gemma White.
The full eight-panel group, chaired by the Recorder of Winchester Her Honour Judge Morris, also includes District Judge and former 3PB family barrister Rachael Goodall, Senior Presiding Judge Mrs Justice Potts and the Lady Chief Justice, Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill.
The WCWF's event, which is advertised here, which has refreshments from 4.30pm and the panel starting at 5.30pm, is at Winchester Combined Court. This is a popular event and offers the opportunity to meet the first female Chief Justice along with other senior and part-time judges.
If you wish to go, an RSVP is essential to [email protected].
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