Author: Taylor Hampton Solicitors

HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR FROM TAYLOR HAMPTON!

 Happy Chinese New Year! Year of the Pig From Taylor Hampton Solictors to all our clients, friends and colleagues Our best wishes for a happy and prosperous year ahead!

Taylor Hampton attends emerging artists’ HIX Awards 2018 Evening London

Taylor Hampton Solicitors Art Law Department attended the HIX AWARDS .  A panel discussion about how to support emerging artists was admirably chaired by Paul Robinson of Artlyst/. An amazing evening  hosted by COUTTS BANK with Canapes by HIX.  Congratulations to Elizabeth Eade the winner of the award.

Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa – Client Personal Experience 英国T1移民签证

英国T1签证真心不容易

获得英国T1签证真心不容易，在这个千辛万苦的过程中，有两个环节至关重要：

Taylor Hampton acted for Bruno Lachaux

Taylor Hampton acted for Bruno Lachaux on 13 and 14 November 2018 in the landmark Supreme Court appeal which will determine how s.1(1) of the Defamation Act 2013 (known as the “serious harm” requirement) is to be interpreted The Defendants (Independent Print Ltd and Evening Standard Ltd) are appealing against the judgment of the Court… Continue reading Taylor Hampton acted for Bruno Lachaux

Brexit Update on EU Nationals Settlement Status

EU Settlement As a draft Brexit proposal was announced last Wednesday (14 November 2018), this is the latest information from the Home Office on the status of EU citizens in the UK and how you are affected. Here is the text of the circular: If you’re a European Union (EU) citizen, you and your family… Continue reading Brexit Update on EU Nationals Settlement Status

Tier 1 Investor Visa – Entry Clearance

Tier 1 (Investor) Visa Programme – Entry Clearance Among the many seemingly troublesome UK visa policies, Tier 1 (Investor) visa is a type that is particularly simple and the major requirement for entry clearance is if you have enough money and are prepared to invest it in the UK. Why choose a Tier 1 (Investor)… Continue reading Tier 1 Investor Visa – Entry Clearance

UK diver called ‘pedo’ by Musk could have a strong defamation case

Billionaire tech pioneer Elon Musk made the news this week when he referred to one of the British divers involved in the rescue mission in Thailand as a “pedo” in a tweet to his circa 22 million followers. Yahoo have written a commentary in relation to the incident, which Megan O’Boyle of Taylor Hampton has… Continue reading UK diver called ‘pedo’ by Musk could have a strong defamation case

Press Release Bruno Lachaux v Huffington Post

The Huffington Post has today apologised to our client Bruno Lachaux in relation to an article it published on its website on 20 January 2014, in the landmark libel case of Lachaux v Oath (UK) Ltd. Please read the following press release and statement in open court for further details.

Are Current UK Laws Sufficient in Combating Fake News?

The internet revolutionised the way humans access information. However, this increase in access may lead to the undermining of the truth as there are more people than ever posting on the web without the requisite safeguards. Readers must be more careful than ever to ensure that what they are reading is valid. Fake News The… Continue reading Are Current UK Laws Sufficient in Combating Fake News?

Data Protection and Political Campaigns

Data Protection and Political Campaigns On 17 March 2018, whistle-blower Christopher Wylie shocked the world by revealing how his former firm Cambridge Analytica (“CA”) allegedly exploited data from Facebook to influence voters and win elections. Wylie worked at CA from the beginning and described the company as an “arsenal of weapons” in the current culture… Continue reading Data Protection and Political Campaigns