It has long been a principle of English law that, once proven, fraud invalidates judgments, as well as contracts and all transactions whatsoever, perhaps best encapsulated by Lord Denning in Lazarus Estates Ltd v Beasley [1956] 1 Q.B. 702, in which he memorably stated as follows: “No court in this land will allow a person… Continue reading Setting Aside Judgments for Fraud
Read moreA group of British parents are bringing a wrongful death lawsuit against the social media platform TikTok and its parent company ByteDance, seeking accountably for the deaths of their children and demanding transparency over what the platform showed them before they died. Background The five families bringing the lawsuit claim that Isaac Kenevan (aged 13),… Continue reading Kenevan v TikTok
Read moreTaylor Hampton Solicitors is representing supermodel Janice Dickinson in a major High Court claim against ITV, for an amount to be determined by the court. Following the recent service of proceedings, this case highlights the critical responsibilities broadcasters hold regarding participant safety and medical care. The Incident As reported by outlets like the Daily Mail,… Continue reading Taylor Hampton in the news following its client Janice Dickinson serving proceedings on ITV
Read moreReputation management, especially as the media landscape undertakes a rapid change in light of emerging advanced technologies, requires a case by case approach. There needs to be a clear understanding of the specific personnel involved, an appreciation of the ramifications of taking a certain course, and an acknowledgement of any extenuating circumstances which might impact… Continue reading Reputation management in an online world
Read moreBy Rosalind Fraser Taylor Hampton offers legal support for individuals suffering from injuries following their COVID-19 vaccine. Vaccine injuries For the vast majority of people, vaccines are extremely safe. They are vital for protecting individuals and communities from serious diseases. However, a small number of individuals may experience rare adverse drug reactions following their vaccinations.… Continue reading Obtaining compensation for COVID-19 vaccine injuries
Read moreSelective quoting is an age-old art. Using someone else’s words to benefit one’s own narrative has long been a tactic used in journalism and political discourse. With the ever-growing ability to publish information in an instant and clip, edit and broadcast to million of people in seconds, the potential for reputational damage has grown exponentially.… Continue reading Selective Quoting: An Ageless Art or Deceitful Tactic?
Read moreTaylor Hampton client Tamim Rashed has successfully resisted an application to have the libel judgment previously obtained by him (https://taylorhampton.co.uk/press-release-concerning-defamation-proceedings-brought-by-mr-tamim-rashed-against-mr-peter-deane/) set aside by the Defendant to those proceedings, Peter Deane. Background The background to the underlying proceedings was that Mr Deane had published a number of posts on his LinkedIn page which were highly defamatory… Continue reading Taylor Hampton client successful in resisting application to set aside libel judgment
Read moreMAC recommends keeping Skilled Worker salary threshold at £41,700 In this update by Leena Chouhan, Head of Immigration, we examine the MAC committee approach to skilled worker salary levels. The Migration Advisory Committee has published its long awaited review of salary requirements for UK work visas. Indeed, the report completes a commission from former Home… Continue reading MAC recommends keeping Skilled Worker salary threshold
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By Rosalind Fraser The Law Commission has launched a long-awaited review of product liability law in England and Wales, almost four decades after the introduction of the Consumer Protection Act 1987 (‘CPA’). The review aims to determine whether the law remains “fit for purpose” in a digital age increasingly dominated by software, AI systems and… Continue reading The Law Commission Review: reforming product liability law in a digital age
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In this article our head of immigration Leena Chouhan examines a court case concerning indefinite leave to remain. The High Court has ordered the Home Secretary to grant indefinite leave to remain to a man who had held discretionary leave for 15 years under the pre July 2012 policy. However the Home Secretary relied on… Continue reading Court orders grant of indefinite leave to remain despite historic conviction
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