Dyson wins right to pursue exploitation libel claim versus Channel 4 News
Sir James Dyson himself is no longer pursuing the case after a judge ruled his claim out.
ByLibel
Sun BBC presenter sex scandal scoop prompts Twitter libel actions
Allegations over an unnamed BBC presenter prompt legal concerns for innocent stars.
By
Mail on Sunday says ‘statin deniers’ articles were ‘public interest journalism’ as libel trial begins
A doctor and researcher are suing Associated Newspapers over articles suggesting they had caused "grave harm".
By
Cadwalladr seeks Supreme Court ruling over ‘chilling’ Arron Banks £1m costs order
Observer reporter ready to take case to European Court of Human Rights if necessary.
By
Why Guardian, TED and all publishers should stand with Cadwalladr on Banks legal fight
Carole Cadwalladr has been ordered to pay £1.2m towards Arron Banks's legal costs.
By Arron Banks awarded £35,000 damages and 60% of his costs after Cadwalladr libel ruling appeal
Brexit donor Arron Banks entitled to damages over Carole Cadwalladr's Ted Talk, appeal judges have ruled.
By
Mirror publisher pays ‘significant’ damages to Lady Colin Campbell over Epstein claim
The Mirror misquoted a claim made by the royal commentator on Good Morning Britain.
By
Dominion CEO defends high US defamation standard despite Fox News battle
He also explained why he settled the case even though he "couldn't wait" for opening statements.
By
