Paul Froud
Paul Froud is a barrister with a busy and diverse family law practice, with an emphasis on public law Children Act proceedings and a burgeoning private law children caseload. He...
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Kinza Wahid
...for private individuals, companies, institutional investors and local authorities, Kinza brings a well-rounded skill set to her practice, ensuring thorough and effective representation for her clients. Kinza is a skilled...
Henrietta Hughes
...support for free legal advice charities in London and the South East. Seminars/Webinars Henrietta’s most recent presentation was for MBL on the RTA Stage 3 - Practical Issues & Pitfalls...
Nick Davies
Nick Davies is a specialist barrister practising exclusively in family law with a strong emphasis on financial remedy proceedings. His busy finance practice sees him representing clients at all stages...
Sarah Clarke considers the case of Vaultex v Bialas EA-2022- 001258-AT, in which HHJ Auerbach set aside a finding of unfair dismissal on the basis that the tribunal judge had substituted his own view and erred in law in respect of the range of reasonable responses test.
Sarah acted for the successful Appellant.
View ArticleAdeo Fraser
...in lengthy and complex hearings and has represented several clients on both UK and international abduction and relocation cases, particularly involving Somaliland, Poland and the Dominican Republic. Prior to coming...
Emma Waldron on the case of Hampshire County Council v (1) GC (2) GC (SEND): [2024] UKUT 128 (AAC) and the decision by a local authority to cease to maintain the EHC Plan of a child who had moved abroad.
View ArticleSarah Clarke considers the case of Jones v The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care EA-2022-000744-JOJ, which provides a useful reminder of the very wide discretion given to employment tribunals when determining whether or not a claim had been brought within such time as was just and equitable, and appellate courts should be slow to interfere with the exercise of this discretion.
View ArticleMatthew Wyard on the recent Court of Protection property & affairs decisions of PSG Trust Corporation Ltd v CK & Re: P (Statutory Will).
In PSG Trust Corporation Ltd v CK [2024] EWCOP 14, the Court considered how a property and affairs deputy should approach the issue of whether to inform P of the value of a civil litigation settlement.
Re: P (Statutory Will) [2024] EWCOP 12 concerned an application to amend a statutory will, for which the Court had to consider if unidentified charity beneficiaries had to be served with the application to amend in accordance with the requirements of paragraph 9 of Practice Direction 9E.
View Article3PB becomes a 2024 Bronze Patron of Advocate
...partners for this event. This generous donation will be well spent supporting our mission to find free legal advice for people who are unable to obtain legal aid and cannot...
Alex Hodge speaks on parental alienation at the 2024 Wiltshire Family Justice Board Conference
3PB family law barrister Alex Hodge, pictured here, is speaking on parental alienation at the 2024 Wiltshire Family Justice Board Conference, chaired by HHJ Wright, today Thursday 27th June 2024....
3PB celebrates 81 rankings in Chambers and Partners 2024
...testament to their talent, hard work and commitment. I couldn’t be prouder of their achievements and of the outstanding support our clerks team provides. Very well done indeed to our...