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  1. Preliminary Issue Strategy - Sara Mansoori KC, Matrix Chambers

    How has the Blake & ors v Fox (2023) litigation changed existing thinking on which preliminary issues to apply for in media cases, such as "natural and ordinary meaning", and with what prospects of success?

  2. Public Interest Defence - Jonathan Price, Doughty Street Chambers

    How far can you push the court over the Public Interest Defence, given the differing outcomes in Aaronson v Stones (2023) and Hay v Cresswell (2023), including the wider social media implications?

  3. Harassment Claims - Godwin Busuttil, 5RB

    What is the latest judicial thinking on harassment claims in cases involving privacy and reputational issues? Does the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 add anything to such claims?

  4. SLAPPS - Lord Garnier KC, 4 Pump Court

    How do you effectively contend with and/or curtail “strategic lawsuits against public participation” as now legislated in the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act?

  5. Defining Serious Harm - William Bennett KC, 5RB

    What - right now - amounts to 'serious harm' after the spate of recent cases, including (1) Mueen-Uddin v SSHD and (2) the relative situation of corporate bodies trading for profit?

  6. 3rd Party Hosts - Sarah Palin, Doughty Street Chambers

    What are the critical success factors for compelling third-party hosts to take down websites that breach privacy/copyright or contain defamatory content, and pursue claims against persons unknown?

  7. AI-Generated Content - Kirsten Sjøvoll, Matrix Chambers

    In data protection and privacy cases, how do you control - and overcome - the legal and practical challenges of voice/image/deep fakes created by AI, and how do you give clients an edge in disputes?

  8. SLAPPS - Lord Garnier KC, 4 Pump Court

    How do you effectively contend with and/or curtail “strategic lawsuits against public participation” as now legislated in the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act?

  9. 3rd Party Hosts - Sarah Palin, Doughty Street Chambers

    What are the critical success factors for compelling third-party hosts to take down websites that breach privacy/copyright or contain defamatory content, and pursue claims against persons unknown?

  10. Public Interest Defence - Jonathan Price, Doughty Street Chambers

    How far can you push the court over the Public Interest Defence, given the differing outcomes in Aaronson v Stones (2023) and Hay v Cresswell (2023), including the wider social media implications?

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