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Our litigation team look an online defamation case study and how to take legal action after being subject to online defamation or harassment.
Charity trustees & social media — insights from the Gary Mond case
What happened in Gary Mond’s case? We explore why this offers more clarity to charity trustees around social media activity.
Defamation and harassment on social media — what to do if you’re a victim of online abuse
Our litigation team explores recent cases and what to do if you’re subjected to online defamation or harassment.
Verbal abuse in women’s football on the rise — what legal protections are available for players?
We outline the issues being faced by players, the actions clubs are taking and what legal protections are available to help prevent and prosecute abuse.
Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal clarifies appropriate use of Without Prejudice labels and SLAPP guidance
Solicitor Ashley Hurst found himself at the centre of regulatory action brought by the SRA.
How to deal with a negative online review about your business
Our litigation team explores the options businesses have when it comes to dealing with negative online reviews — whether the review is honest or dishonest.
Media and communications claims — could pre-action dispute resolution become compulsory?
Here, commercial litigator Glyn Lancefield outlines the proposed changes to the pre-action protocol for media and communications claims.
Nominal damages? Don’t expect to recover your costs — George v Cannell & LCA Jobs
Costs have been determined in the matter of George v Cannell & LCA Jobs. Our lawyers explore if an award of nominal damages constitutes ‘success’ in Court?
Malicious falsehood — Brabners’ litigation team succeeds in Supreme Court (George v Cannell & LCA Jobs)
Our litigation team has successfully appealed to the Supreme Court in a landmark ruling that’s described as being the leading case on malicious falsehood and likely to have significant implications for media law.
Football players and image rights — are clubs and brands profiting unfairly?
Here, Eleanor Green provides a guide for footballers (and other athletes) looking to maximise their commercial income and maintain control over their image rights.