Wall Street Journal overturns gagging order on naming 22 bankers in Libor rate-fixing indictment
The Wall Street Journal Europe yesterday overturned an injunction which had prevented it from naming 22 individuals named in an…
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Surge in number of privacy cases heard in UK courts
The number of reported privacy cases heard in court in the UK rose by 22 per cent in the last…
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Social media users who shared pictures claiming to identify James Bulger killers given suspended sentences
Two social media users have been given nine-month suspended sentences for breaching an injunction by sharing pictures of people they…
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Belgravia benefits mum fails in bid to silence Sunday Times
A mother of six on benefits who was reported to be asking that she be rehoused in an exclusive London…
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The number of privacy injunctions being applied for between July and December 2012 dropped by nearly two-thirds compared with the…
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Judge: Ned RocknRoll Facebook pics would have led to teasing for Winslet children
Pictures taken from Facebook which showed Kate Winslet’s new husband Ned RocknRoll semi-naked at a fancy dress party could have…
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Sun beats council gag to reveal child was left in the care of alleged paedophile
Judge blasts council's 'unjustified' attempts to suppress story Bristol Council 'emboldened by the Leveson inquiry to try it on'. Newspaper…
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Rise of the privacy injunction: Score draw between Article 8 and Article 10
By Ryan Mowat, Dispute Resolution Partner and Specialist in Media Law at Kingsley Napley LLP For anyone closely following how…
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