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60 second video series: Three libel myths

Filming without consent - Persephone Bridgman Baker in The Guardian

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Persephone Bridgman Baker

Senior Associate

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1 minute

Contents

LexisNexis Case Analysis: Second application for jury trial in libel proceedings since 2014 fails (Blake and others v Fox)
Antonia Foster in Tatler: ‘A very public downfall: How to recover from reputational damage’ – The dos and don’ts during a PR crisis
LexisNexis Case Analysis: The importance of establishing the underlying ‘wrong’, proper evidence and disclosure in Norwich Pharmacal applications (Davidoff v Google LLC)
Case Law: Dyson v Channel 4, Court of Appeal grants claimants’ appeal on reference
Key Updates to the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct
Licencing and the efficacy of sanctions
JD Sport Cyber Attack: How to safeguard your business
Inforrm’s Blog: CJEU: TU, RE v Google LLC: A step forward in the rational regulation of data?
Law360: UK Damages Cap Threatens Rights of Sanctions Targets
LexisNexis Case Analysis: SLAPPs – outcome to consultation published and reforms announced
Inforrm Case Law: LCG v OVD, Privacy and harassment trial, lessons to be learned
Law 360: What EU Corporate Sustainability Plan Means For Contracts
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Open part of Attorney General’s interim injunction application to be heard in public (HM’s Attorney General v BBC)
Instagram hacked? How to navigate the hijackers
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Defamation and Harassment Claim – Applications for default judgment and injunction granted in Rafique v Acorn [2022] EWHC 414 (QB)
Law360: The EU Draft Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence: A Significant Development for Business and Human Rights and Corporate Sustainability
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Libel and harassment damages capped at the value claimed on the Claim Form (Hills v Tabe) [2022] EWHC 316 (QB)
Inforrm – Case Law: ZXC v Bloomberg, Criminal investigation privacy protection confirmed
European Investment Law and Arbitration Review – Micula v Romania: a saga of lasting significance
Guy Martin speaking at The Sanctions in Disputes Forum 2024: The Only Conference Addressing Sanctions in Disputes
The Kadi Litigation: Sanctions and the Rule of Law Conference – Thursday 28 November 2024
Publication of Chambers & Partners 2024 Global Sanctions Practice Guide
Inforrm’s Blog Case Law: Harcombe and Kendrick vs Associated Newspapers, Public interest defence dismissed
Guy Martin on Sanctions – featured in The Times
Persephone Bridgman Baker on BBC’s The Media Show: Baby Reindeer Netflix series
‘Lawyer in the News’ – Caitlin Harris
François Holmey speaking at the Business & Human Rights Lawyers Association Conference
Persephone Bridgman Baker in Tatler: The art of crafting the perfect reputation: An UHNW guide
François Holmey invited to speak at SOAS on International Investment Law, Human Rights and the Environment
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Libel-‘reply-to-attack’ qualified privilege not defeated in ‘reply-to-retort’ context Abdulrazaq and others v Hassan and others [2021] EWHC 3252 (QB)
Claire Gill speaking at The Media Disputes: Defamation, Privacy & Reputation Management Forum
Charles Enderby Smith joins the 2023 McNair International Annual Legal Review Panel
Antonia Foster in Spear’s: Disinformation: the biggest risk facing the world’s elite?
So, What Do You Do?”: Katherine Hooley on a career in the law
The Online Safety Act – What It Means for The Rights of Individuals to Control Their Online Lives
‘Due Diligence’ and the Protection of Personal Data
AI & Reputation Management: Report by Carter-Ruck and DRD Partnership
2023 Muslim Charities Convention Forum: Reputation Management & Crisis Communications Panel Discussion
WorldECR Export Controls & Sanctions Journal: Libya Stabilization Act
UK implements first autonomous sanctions for human rights abuses
Protecting Your Reputation in Commercial Litigation
Anti-SLAPP legislation used to dismiss libel claim against Al Jazeera
Red Notice – Not Just A Hollywood Movie: A guide on what Red Notices are and how they work in practice
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Libel case of Soriano v Forensic News LLC and others [2021] EWHC 873 (QB)
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Jeremy Corbyn’s appeal against preliminary issue findings dismissed (Corbyn v Millett)
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Improperly pleaded social media libel claim facing ‘inevitable defeat’ struck out (Webb v Jones)
Law In Sport review: Guidance For Athletes On Social Media Use And Reviewing Historic Posts
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Section 13 order made against Google LLC (Blackledge v Persons Unknown)
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Slander claim gets over the serious harm threshold (Hodges v Naish)
Law360: Bloomberg Appeal Pits Press Freedom Against Privacy
LexisNexis Case Analysis: Irrational beliefs lead to libel and harassment injunction (Davies v Carter) [2021] EWHC 3021 (QB)
A Brief History of Economic Sanctions
Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions Regime
Law Society Gazette: The Prince and the Process Server
Covid vaccine passports and privacy rights: is the trade-off justified?
LexisNexis Case Analysis: The show won’t go on – permission to appeal refused in the Depp libel claim (Depp II v NGN and another)
LexisNexis Case Analysis: High Court awards £100k in damages to former FA CEO in defamation and harassment claim
Litigation Disclosure Changes – A Cure Worse Than The Disease?
60 second video series: How to manage a Subject Access Request
60 second video series: The Right To Be Forgotten
60 second video series: Professionals: reporting sanctions suspicions to HM Treasury
60 second video series: Protecting images of your children
60 second video series: Three libel myths
60 second video series: Revenge porn and intimate content
Fake News, Authentic Views: The impact of mass disinformation campaigns on geopolitics, news media, corporate communications and the culture of democratic societies.

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