Author: Taylor Hampton Solicitors
MAY 21 2026
Lia Perin, Partner at Taylor Hampton was recently interviewed on Sky TV in relation to the Marriage at First Sight scandal. The programme is aired on Channel 4.
Taylor Hampton Solicitors is increasingly recognised for its work supporting individuals involved in television, reality programming and the wider entertainment industry. As scrutiny grows around participant welfare and broadcaster responsibility, legal advice has become an essential part of protecting contributors both during filming and long after production has ended.Reality television may appear glamorous on screen, but… Continue reading Lia Perin, Partner at Taylor Hampton was recently interviewed on Sky TV in relation to the Marriage at First Sight scandal. The programme is aired on Channel 4.
Read moreMAY 21 2026
Taylor Hampton comments on reality TV safeguarding following Married at First Sight allegations
An investigation by BBC’s Panorama revealed allegations that two women had been raped during filming on the reality TV show, while a third alleged a non-consensual sexual act.Channel 4’s chief executive Priya Dogra has said she is “deeply sorry” for the distress of participants on Married At First Sight, although claimed she believed the channel had acted appropriately. The… Continue reading Taylor Hampton comments on reality TV safeguarding following Married at First Sight allegations
Read moreMAY 18 2026
BBC Panorama investigates sexual misconduct allegations on Married at First Sight
The BBC documentary series Panorama is to air tonight at 8pm, investigating serious allegations made by participants on the Channel 4 TV show Married at First Sight UK. Reporter Noor Nanji speaks to three women who allege sexual misconduct by their former on-screen husbands, raising serious concerns that the programme’s welfare procedures have failed contributors and left them… Continue reading BBC Panorama investigates sexual misconduct allegations on Married at First Sight
Read moreAPR 30 2026
Understanding the UK Government’s Report on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence
In this article Taylor Hampton Solicitors examines the growing interest and concerns with copyright and artificial intelligence. On 13 January 2025, the UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced an Action Plan to help the UK become an “AI superpower”. On 18 March 2026, the UK Government published its report on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence… Continue reading Understanding the UK Government’s Report on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence
Read moreAPR 23 2026
The Children’s Wellbeing and School’s Bill
Amendment number 94A In this Update Taylor Hampton Solicitors explain the Bill’s amendment at what is an important time for safeguarding the young sector in the use of social media. For more information about Taylor Hampton Solicitors’ Media Law Sector see: https://taylorhampton.co.uk/legal-services/media-law/ What is the Bill? Has a broad range of aims and measures to… Continue reading The Children’s Wellbeing and School’s Bill
Read moreAPR 14 2026
The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025: Update from Taylor Hampton Solicitors
In this article on The Data Act 2025, we explain aspects of Data Protection Law as follows:- Royal assent – 19 June 2025 Introduces reforms to UK data protection framework to assist organisations in using personal data responsibly Makes changes to: United Kingdom General Data Protection Regulation Data Protection Act 2018 Privacy and Electronic Communications… Continue reading The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025: Update from Taylor Hampton Solicitors
Read moreMAR 28 2026
Taylor Hampton in the News
Daniel Taylor of Taylor Hampton quoted in the i newspaper on this week’s landmark US verdict against tech giants Google and Meta re Social Media ruling “opens floodgates for UK challenges”! Article Link: https://app.inews.co.uk/full_page_image/27-03-2026-page-5_55fe07fa/content.html
Read moreMAR 27 2026
Landmark US ruling on social media addiction prompts UK legal scrutiny
What is the US based ruling on social media? A significant jury verdict in the United States has placed renewed focus on the responsibilities of major technology platforms. In a recent case, jurors found that Meta and Google, as owner of YouTube, acted with serious wrongdoing in the way their platforms and algorithms were designed… Continue reading Landmark US ruling on social media addiction prompts UK legal scrutiny
Read moreMAR 26 2026
Upcoming Changes to English Language Requirements for Settlement Applications
The UK Government has announced upcoming changes to the English language requirements for settlement (Indefinite Leave to Remain or “ILR”) applications. As such, new standards will take effect from 26 March 2027. Therefore applicants have time to prepare and ensure they meet the updated criteria for permanent residence in the UK. Additionally, the announcement forms part… Continue reading Upcoming Changes to English Language Requirements for Settlement Applications
Read moreMAR 09 2026
When Reality Gets Litigious: Why reality TV Stars are suing production companies
Reality television thrives on the fascination of ‘real people’ being placed in heightened, often extreme, situations. However, behind the perfected edits and jaw dropping cliffhangers is a complex tangle of contracts, waivers and production practices which are increasingly coming under legal scrutiny. In more recent years, reality TV stars have started to challenge the legal… Continue reading When Reality Gets Litigious: Why reality TV Stars are suing production companies
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