Selective 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 moreIn November of last year, one of the most hotly anticipated judgments was handed down by the Courts in the case of Getty Images v Stability AI. This was the first major ruling which considered how trademark and copyright laws apply to the use of generative AI models in the UK. The judgment was delivered… Continue reading Getty Images v Stability AI – Green light for Getty to appeal AI decision
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
Read moreIt is rare to see corporate entities bring a harassment claim under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, but there were surprisingly three of them involved – two solicitors and an insurance company – who sought Court intervention against a relentless individual, Andrew Baldwin. A dispute originated when Owen White & Caitlin (OWC) represented Baldwin’s… Continue reading High Court grants injunction in harassment case brought by solicitors and insurers
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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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The UK’s online safety regime has entered a new and defining phase. The Online Safety Act 2023 (OSA) is fully operational in 2025 – shifting from theoretical obligations on paper to real-world enforcement. Ofcom, the empowered regulator, has begun implementing its detailed supervision programmes, moving from guidance towards active compliance monitoring and sanctions. The most… Continue reading The current state of the UK online safety regime: Ofcom’s evolving role under the Online Safety Act 2023
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The Immigration Skills Charge rises on 16 December 2025. Consequently, we are providing more information on this aspect of UK immigration. Medium and large sponsors will pay £1320 per sponsored worker each year. Small and charitable sponsors will pay £480. These changes come from the Immigration Skills Charge Amendment Regulations 2025. To clarify for applicants,… Continue reading Taylor Hampton UK Migration Update: Immigration Skills Charge
Read moreThe expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) and social media platforms has connected billions worldwide – but it has also given rise to complex new litigation challenges. Courts across the United States, and the wider world, are beginning to test the boundaries of liability where digital platforms have allegedly caused users serious psychological or even physical… Continue reading AI and Accountability: Digital Harm on Trial
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