ANTHONY SIMON
‘People see the world differently,’ says Simon of the ‘contextual shift’ in Western politics. It is a trend that called…
By‘People see the world differently,’ says Simon of the ‘contextual shift’ in Western politics. It is a trend that called…
By‘It just keeps coming,’ says Chisholm Batten of the torrent of phone-hacking claims he continues to take on against both…
By‘Defamation is still alive and well,’ says Brookes, dispelling any notions of the initial doom and gloom that plagued claimant…
ByA privacy and reputation lawyer whose own reputation stands ‘second to none’ according to peers, Tyrrell is known to represent…
ByAbbey started his career as an accountant at EY in 1988, working on the firm’s renowned forensic fraud and investigations…
ByA solicitor who’s recognised more often than some of his famous clients (he even had his own Spitting Image puppet),…
By‘We are a small, and almost hidden partner to many big companies,’ says Carter. ‘We don’t want to make the…
ByDefining the role of a lawyer in this field may have been a nebulous area in the past five years…
ByThere’s no sense of let-up for Freud, even as Brexit bites, the Chipping Norton Set exit stage right, and some…
BySpear’s Reputation Lawyer of the Year in 2016 and solicitor of choice to the likes of the Duke of Marlborough,…
ByMishcon’s straight-talking head of reputation protection is always vigilant on behalf of clients. One needs to stay ‘two steps’ ahead…
ByBradbury was drawn to the ‘dynamic nature’ of the reputation management world, where ‘speed is of the essence’, after a…
ByWhen mired in vicious reputation crises, especially those emerging from the cloak of anonymity that the internet provides, ‘clients can’t…
ByFor Tweed, it all started over a bun fight: ‘Two of the senior lawyers of their day [QCs] were accused…
ByReputation management isn’t getting any easier — just ask respected litigator and legal triage specialist Tench, who’s regularly called on…
ByIt was Tait who obtained the injunction of the year in the celebrity threesome case, PJS v News Group Newspapers,…
ByA giant on the British legal scene for more than three decades, Schilling is credited with groundbreaking rulings and changing…
ByAs discreet as some of the clients he advises, Rutherford is a go-to for HNWs under threat from the press.…
ByAn established figure in her field, Proudler has experienced the full spectrum of defamation law, from right to publish to…
ByA celebrated litigator at ‘the biggest defence practice in the field’, Mathieson says ‘hatred’ for the popular press makes it…
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