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  • The defamation case - David Paisley vs. Graham Linehan

    The case of David Paisley vs. Graham Linehan

    What is the difference between a fact, an opinion, and a statement in defamation cases

    In a significant legal decision, our client, David Paisley, has been granted the right to pursue a defamation claim against Graham Linehan, a well-known television writer. This case revolves around defamatory publications made by Linehan on his Substack account. Additionally, the court's decision allows Paisley to pursue claims related to defamatory comments made by third parties under

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  • Defamation "meaning" in the case of TJM -v- Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police

    The judgement in TJM -v- Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police

    Cohen Davis win a defanation case against West Yorkshire Police

    What matters most under English law of defamation, is the meaning attributed to a word, a sentence, or an article, by a reasonable reader, rather than the dictionary meaning of any word or phrase. It follows that under English law, defamation could be created by innuendo and a post could be defamatory even if it does not

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  • The Stephen Belafonte v Mel B case

    The case of Melanie Brown and Stephen Belafonte

    Court orders Mel B to pay legal costs after failed non-molestation application against Stephen Belafonte

    Our client, Stephen Belafonte, has filed a defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife, Melanie Brown, widely known as Mel B of the Spice Girls. The complaint, filed in the Southern District of Florida, alleges that Brown falsely accused Belafonte of

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  • Defamation injunctions

    Defamation injunctions

    Is it possible to obtain defamation injunctions prior to publication

  • Legal action for defamation

    Legal action for defamation

    Important factors to consider before taking legal action for defamation on the internet

  • Cancel culture defamation

    Cancel culture defamation

    Suing for defamation after being cancelled

  • The case of Brian Dudley v Michael Phillips - damages for defamation and breach of GDPR

    Brian Dudley v Michael Phillips

    Cohen Davis win the first ever case of damages award for defamation and breach of data

  • What to do if you are defamed on a scam website

    What to do if you are defamed on a scam website

    How to protect yourself against online defamation

  • What to do if someone makes false allegations against you on the internet

    What to do if someone makes false allegations against you on the internet

    How you protect yourself against false accusations on the internet

    False accusations on the internet have become a common occurrence, with the ease of access to social media and other platforms making it easier for anyone to share information without double-checking its validity.

    Unfortunately, this has caused a great amount of harm to innocent people, who have been wrongfully accused of wrongdoing and have no means of defending themselves.

  • Defamatory out of context news article

    Newspaper article taken out of context to create a defamatory

    Case study of defamatory, out of context news articles

    When a newspaper article is extracted from its original context, it has the potential to be manipulated to convey a defamatory message. This manipulation can occur either intentionally or unintentionally and may result in adverse consequences for the individuals involved. In such instances, it becomes crucial to contemplate the ramifications of distorting a statement's context, as it can be employed to unjustly depict

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  • How can I stop someone from defaming my business

    How do I stop someone from defaming my business

    How can a business defend itself against defamation online

    What happens when a business is being defamed online? Can anything be done about it or free speech is king? The following case study gives some answers to these questions by considering a typical situation of online defamation which small and medium size business often face.

  • Defamation by innuendo case study

    Defamation by innuendo case study

    What is defamation by innuendo

    Defamation by innuendo refers to misleading implications in statements that can subtly damage a person's reputation without making direct accusations. The vast and rapid spread of information online, coupled with a tendency for sensationalism, makes such indirect defamation particularly harmful on the internet. Essentially, it's like whispering rumors, but on a global scale, where insinuations can be mistaken for truths.

  • What to do with false allegations of sexual assault on Instagram

    What to do if you are subjected to false allegations of sexual assault on Instagram

    One major issue that has become increasingly common is the rise of false allegations of sexual assault on Instagram. While the platform has been a powerful tool for genuine victims to share their stories and seek support, it has also been used by individuals to make unfounded claims of sexual assault against others. These

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  • Defamation by disgruntled former employees

    Defamation by disgruntled former employees

    How to protect employers from online defamation by former employees

    The issue of online defamation by ex-employees has become increasingly troubling for organisations. Because managing online narratives can be challenging, you should do whatever you can to safeguard your organisation against defamation by former employees.

  • Why choose Cohen Davis solicitors

    Why choose Cohen Davis solicitors

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  • The case of Selvaratnam Suresh v the Met Police

    The case of Selvaratnam Suresh v the Met Police

    Cohen Davis win defamation case against the Metropolitan police

    The case of our client, Selvaratnam Suresh, demonstrates that the defence of absolute privilege cannot automatically apply to every claim of defamation against the police.

  • Defamation and a job reference

    Defamation and a job reference

    What to do if your former employer gives a defamatory job reference

    The impact of an employer's reference on a job applicant's prospects cannot be overstated. A positive reference serves as a powerful endorsement, highlighting the applicant's competencies and suitability for the role. Conversely, a negative reference can significantly hinder their chances of securing the position. 

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    Do you need a lawyer to represent you in a defamation case

    Do you need a lawyer to represent you in a defamation case

    Why you should consult a solicitor before making a defamation claim

    While you don’t need to have a lawyer representing you in your defamation case, you will be wise to ensure that you have proper legal representation in place as early in the proceedings as possible Consulting a solicitor before making a defamation claim is crucial due to the complex nature of UK defamation law. When a defamation claim is unsuccessful, discontinued, or dismissed by a judge, it can exacerbate the

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  • Publicly listed companies and claims for defamation

    Publicly listed companies and claims for defamation

    Defamation by Investors Case study

    This case study demonstrates how companies may manage a situation where defamation by shareholders results in losses, profits or reputation woes!

  • Interim injunctions in defamation cases

    Interim injunctions in defamation cases

    Emergency defamation injunctions: A guide

    When it comes to online defamation, individuals and organisations often face the critical decision of whether to seek legal intervention before harmful content is published. Understanding the nuances of interim injunctions for defamation is crucial for anyone seeking to protect their reputation pre-emptively. This article aims to explain, in simple terms, the concept of ...

  • Letter before legal action in defamation

    Letter before legal action in defamation

    Why do you need to send a letter before legal action in defamation cases

    In the UK, sending a letter before action in defamation cases is a critical step that aligns with the Civil Procedure Rules' pre-action protocols, aimed at encouraging dispute resolution outside of court. This letter not only provides the defendant with a chance to rectify the issue, potentially avoiding litigation through apologies, retractions, or compensation, but also serves as a compliance measure

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  • What to do if you were defamed by the police

    What to do if you were defamed by the police

    Why bring a defamation case against the police

    Defamation can cause significant harm to one's reputation, and when it comes to law enforcement, the ramifications can be even more severe. If you were defamed by the police, you should consider taking legal action against the police force that defamed you.

    How does the presumption of innocence factor into claims of

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  • The case of TJM v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police

    TJM v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police

    Defamation by the Police

    An email sent by the Police to a suspect’s employer was found to be defamatory because it implied that the suspect was guilty of a criminal offence.

  • "I was retaining their services all the way from the USA"

    “I was directed to the Cohen Davis Team from another defamation lawyer in the USA who stated that he had seen a presentation by this group and felt that they had the know-how to deal with the particulars of my situation. Taking their advice, I contacted Cohen Davis. From moment one, the lawyers and their staff were
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  • Removal of defamatory video from the internet

    Removal of defamatory video from the internet

    Removal of a defamatory video from the internet

  • Defamation legal advice - Read before taking legal action

    Defamation legal advice - Read before taking legal action

    How to decide whether to take legal action for defamation

  • Defamation by an anonymous internet user

    Defamation by an anonymous internet user

    How to take legal action for defamation against an anonymous user

  • False accusation of rape on social media

    False accusation of rape on social media

    What to do if you are falsely accused of rape on social media

  • Case study on removing defamatory review for a small business

    Remove defamatory review for a small business

    Strategies and approaches for removing fake online reviews

    In this case study, we explore the challenges faced by a small business suffering from defamatory online reviews and the strategic approach taken by a law firm to effectively remove fake online content. By examining the specific steps, legal tactics, and collaborative efforts employed, this article

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  • A review of Cohen Davis legal practice

    A review of Cohen Davis legal practice

    Why clients choose to work with Cohen Davis Solicitors

  • Online Defamation on YouTube

    Online Defamation on YouTube

    How to remove a defamatory YouTube video

  • How can I remove online defamation

    How can I remove online defamation

    How to overcome online defamation and restore your reputation

    If you’re struggling to remove defamatory content posted about you online, or are seeking legal help regarding this issue, read the following case study to grasp how our firm cam help you.

  • Defamation by a newspaper journalist from outside the UK

    Defamation by a newspaper journalist from outside the UK

    Defamation during a demonstration

    In this article, we look at a special case where a newspaper journalist from outside the UK is accused of defamation. Defamation means saying or writing something false about someone that harms their reputation. This case study shows how tricky it can be to take legal action in the UK against a newspaper that's based in another country. We'll talk about the different challenges, like dealing with

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